240vac to 16v dc Power Line Carrier Transformer

retepnosnikta

Does anyone know where I might source the above from or is there somebody out there that could assemble one. I've Googled but no leads coming back at the moment.

Luckysasha

16v DC is a bit of an odd voltage. You will get a 240v AC to 12 / 24 v DC handy enough. Could you use 24v DC or is it voltage sensitive

retepnosnikta

Luckysasha wrote: »

16v DC is a bit of an odd voltage. You will get a 240v AC to 12 / 24 v DC handy enough. Could you use 24v DC or is it voltage sensitive

It's definitely voltage sensitive. The 12/24 option is very common. It also requires the ability to work over the power line carrier to control x10.

2011

Here is a 15VDC power supply unit that has a pot on it allowing adjustment up to 16.5 VDC

https://www.phoenixcontact.com/online/portal/ca/pxc/product_list_pages/!ut/p/b1/3ZXJrpswFIaf5T5ALmZOlkwhDIYwhWGDgEwYAoQhEJ6-aTdVK91m07KovbJ1pF__f-zvYBEWrnAcJ2mCogCNBVhUJY_8kvR5XSXl93PExBvZYABBMbjs0STgdJyXDY3VeIHGfCwQM7ARa-siSeK1IybetKTdQc-3rZtI1VrC_chTph1i--BB37oseNQOoh9tCac9D7Kd5EaMSvr4gx4GqB9dwZaL1SC17ckFxEAfTreOSfWyT-Y23vU3s508hhMk5Vl4SJNFwB_RnVOQz8kpISiBFxpe6nTD-WFSWb9uSgkxuXQJ7driDtWoGVCCKc8YDHvX5-vAUvF52qprLfx4mQ2_NqtuwbsswlcB-2UBQWAuFgAqdtCzUeZithEYcSh6T4jkEZfADFvdM7zS7A3bgEg1AQCEwZoASrjmilu169398WB7PMeR6Jw83gniSwuSCwsqSwtyS0dqgaUF_75DFYvy9PY5ZrdP8NlM2WfT1sch6-My7_q4SS6nDjuoWUeLNRxfELE7XKAMnu6s4mpaXuUowlq0Mk1fC-JlU2zVTeyXKtlOq6tQqiOUVywTdLFcoojlqehkyYmFm5fILJhwViyYcoR0WZ_ZrZVocdVFY-Ja8KGy4o4gfL2hyHAOrlvjODu7VkjIwzSRgeKDVjf96dqgCQRSbeadrDiorAo43Pt0lodB3g9MSUM8dfqjer0TdH4L21yINbrPuo8XGKM_8eIHTn4UgC8WBzDnVMUCFx_2AvembXt24XdCU0sLLu1QX_qv60vTTFx6IolLO3SJf0-zrK76U_X_gszY1bfTu0H8M-d1C_UMqS6kunWG752MtNFzbLSCPPBjXanNsaCHc2NPSaVewzJaocpvrJa7CM4diTh2i9rnKvllpwBRye93I-A-vgGW2Cpz/?uri=pxc-oc-itemdetail:pid=2868619&library=caen&pcck=P-22-03-04-01&tab=1

retepnosnikta

2011 wrote: »

Here is a 15VDC power supply unit that has a pot on it allowing adjustment up to 16.5 VDC

https://www.phoenixcontact.com/online/portal/ca/pxc/product_list_pages/!ut/p/b1/3ZXJrpswFIaf5T5ALmZOlkwhDIYwhWGDgEwYAoQhEJ6-aTdVK91m07KovbJ1pF__f-zvYBEWrnAcJ2mCogCNBVhUJY_8kvR5XSXl93PExBvZYABBMbjs0STgdJyXDY3VeIHGfCwQM7ARa-siSeK1IybetKTdQc-3rZtI1VrC_chTph1i--BB37oseNQOoh9tCac9D7Kd5EaMSvr4gx4GqB9dwZaL1SC17ckFxEAfTreOSfWyT-Y23vU3s508hhMk5Vl4SJNFwB_RnVOQz8kpISiBFxpe6nTD-WFSWb9uSgkxuXQJ7driDtWoGVCCKc8YDHvX5-vAUvF52qprLfx4mQ2_NqtuwbsswlcB-2UBQWAuFgAqdtCzUeZithEYcSh6T4jkEZfADFvdM7zS7A3bgEg1AQCEwZoASrjmilu169398WB7PMeR6Jw83gniSwuSCwsqSwtyS0dqgaUF_75DFYvy9PY5ZrdP8NlM2WfT1sch6-My7_q4SS6nDjuoWUeLNRxfELE7XKAMnu6s4mpaXuUowlq0Mk1fC-JlU2zVTeyXKtlOq6tQqiOUVywTdLFcoojlqehkyYmFm5fILJhwViyYcoR0WZ_ZrZVocdVFY-Ja8KGy4o4gfL2hyHAOrlvjODu7VkjIwzSRgeKDVjf96dqgCQRSbeadrDiorAo43Pt0lodB3g9MSUM8dfqjer0TdH4L21yINbrPuo8XGKM_8eIHTn4UgC8WBzDnVMUCFx_2AvembXt24XdCU0sLLu1QX_qv60vTTFx6IolLO3SJf0-zrK76U_X_gszY1bfTu0H8M-d1C_UMqS6kunWG752MtNFzbLSCPPBjXanNsaCHc2NPSaVewzJaocpvrJa7CM4diTh2i9rnKvllpwBRye93I-A-vgGW2Cpz/?uri=pxc-oc-itemdetail:pid=2868619&library=caen&pcck=P-22-03-04-01&tab=1

Many thanks for that.

It certainly looks like it might. The big question is would it pass signal over the power line. I must confess I'm out of my depth here but I have heard that a lot of transformers tend to block the signal that carries the power line commands in x10.

Are you familiar with the x10 protocol yourself.

2011

retepnosnikta wrote: »

Many thanks for that.

It certainly looks like it might. The big question is would it pass signal over the power line. I must confess I'm out of my depth here but I have heard that a lot of transformers tend to block the signal that carries the power line commands in x10.

Are you familiar with the x10 protocol yourself.

I am aware of X10, but have not used it.
Stoner has, so he would be better placed to comment.

A transformer has an AC input and an AC output. Your original post asks for a device with an AC input and a DC output, so I provided a link to a power supply unit, not a transformer.

retepnosnikta

My apologies for the confusion.I've attached an image of an American unit which is exactly what I'd be looking for except it would be 220-240vac instead of 110-120vac. I cant use a step down because the power line carrier would not carry through the step down unit