AC/ DC Power Supply

No, and no.

Thanks for your reply,

will u please explain the consequences.

thanks in advance.

Have a look at the connectors on your subject equipment. If the plugs fit, give it a try.

I don't think they will, and don't try to rewire anything!

If you manage to hook 24 VDC power supply to a 110 VAC device, not much will happen.

If you plug a 110 VAC circuit, directly into a 24VDC device something will burn up!

Have a look at wikipedia (or something similar) to learn about the difference between AC and DC. It should become very clear very quickly. If the power supply of a piece of equipment is operated on a waveform or voltage it isn't designed to run on then it will likely be damaged or destroyed (and won't work).

I am not trying to be harsh, but send2vaiju you need to get training. I am guessing from your previous questions, that you have been pushed into working on problems that you have not been trained for properly.

The other posts have told you the truth, and given you references. But if your employer is not willing to give you training, then it will cost them/you more in damaged equipment than the training.

If you will tell us where you are (globally), then perhaps someone here can give you some tips on where to get the training, without a lot of money.

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yoy can give an dc supply to ac supply equipment but it will be useless but when you give ac supply to a dc equipment definatly it will burn because dc supply have straight wave form but ac supply have sinosodal wawe