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Old 05-27-2010, 05:20 PM   #1
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Default For Sale - Johnson A419 - Ebay find (not mine)
$49.99 + free shipping. NOTE: It's NOT WIRED. As long as you are OK with wiring it up yourself this seems like a decent deal. I bought one this morning and already have a tracking number from the seller...

http://cgi.ebay.com/NIB-JOHNSON-CONTROLS-A419GBF-1C-24VAC-/170475196213?cmd=ViewItem&pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&ha sh=item27b11d0f35

Of course, if anyone knows of a better deal on these let me know...


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It takes 24v AC, rather than 110v. Does that mean it needs a power supply?


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It takes 24v AC, rather than 110v. Does that mean it needs a power supply?
Kind of irrelevant. The listing has ended.
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It takes 24v AC, rather than 110v. Does that mean it needs a power supply?
Good question. I didn't notice that and I have absolutely no idea. I hope I didn't just buy something I can't use...live and learn I suppose...

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Kind of irrelevant. The listing has ended.
Sorry, thought the link I provided was for a new listing by the same seller...
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Well, since you bought it already....

Yes, it was the 24V model. You will need a 24V (AC) power supply for it. Sorry to be the bearer of bad news.
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Well, since you bought it already....

Yes, it was the 24V model. You will need a 24V (AC) power supply for it. Sorry to be the bearer of bad news.
Ha, no problem...the guy takes returns so if he can't just cancel the order I'll send it back...

Thanks again for the info!
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I just made the same mistake... and the buyer doesn't take returns... Hoping he'll let me cancel. That's what I get for not paying attention to the complete model numbers. Hopefully, the seller will allow me to cancel, but if not, I'll list it on Ebay and try to recoup some of the boneheaded loss I incurred.
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If not add a 24volt power supply and fan, kill 2 birds 1 stone....MHO


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