would this work for an A/C unit - 12,000 BTU, 1270 cooling Watts and 220/240v?
346558
I am not sure , however I suspect the Hz will not make it work properly (60 Hz in Europe and 50 Hz in the US I believe)
346559
I would not be using this for anything bigger than a toaster or a hair dryer.
1035814
By my figuring 150 watts@14volts equals a little more than 10 amps so the answer is YES it should work, but be sure to mount the power supply so that the heat sinks have plenty of air circulation. Not a closed box!
977832
This is a 230 volt AC. As long as generator supports this output then it should work. I would consult generator manufacturer for the details prior to ordering
56696
Unfortunately, no, it won't. This is from Honewell's webpage for this model: Does not work with heat pumps, multi-stage heating/cooling systems, and electric baseboard heat (120-240V).
23161
I have a 500 sq ft room with a 12000 btu unit and it does great heating and cooling. Maybe a 10000 btu unit would be enough for you.
2063732
As long as the air conditioners and the refrigerator do not exceed 3600 watts you should be fine. I recommend calling Xantrex 800.446.6180, as they would be able to tell you what would best fit your needs.
194654
It should be able to; the CK6C and CK6 show in the the tech specs on the manufacturer Ostberg's website that they run at 1.09 Amps (the tech specs also show 120V, so you're fine there as well). I'm using it on a 1.1 A/120 V inline fan, and it works great. This Variac is rated for up to 3 Amps, 1-130 Volts.
2000881
It will probably work. But I would not trust it. I put one in line with a fan on my AC system and it only lasted about three weeks. I have tried to of these items and would not recommend them to anyone.
1410782
Probably not. If your airconditioner is 24,000 BTU you probably need a 240V (aka "220V") outlet with a NEMA 6-20R. I'm guessing the unit must be 24,000 BTU and not 2,400. An air conditioner with only 2,400 BTU would be a very small and inefficient unit with a regular 120V ("aka "110V") plug. That said, a 24,000 BTU unit is too big to run off a regular 115V outlet. It probably needs 240V.
749608
It depends on the size of your AC 10,000 BTU 16,000BTU ?? Should work on 10,000 or less. I would contact the Ramsond guys as they will replace it if it is defective. I have never had a problem with mine.
1742230
yes but you need to make sure you get the right one, either single or dual ac. very important difference. good luck
251485
As long as your air conditioner is not controlled through the furnace thermostat. Mine are separate and this is exactly what i use mine for, my rv furnace. Good luck!
709527
Probably will work. That's what I have and I have 6 of these for all the zones. My answer assumes your heating system uses low voltage at the thermostat (not 110V). And it probably does, but you should verify.
539806
I have been using it for a 12000 btu through the wall air conditioning unit, and it works fine.
1276884
Try ordering the Master cool 58531 core kit. This kit works on automotive a/c, the above tool is for house/ business a/ c systems.
1327139
If your a/c system is r134a, it will work. If it is r12, you would have to changeout the QDs on the tool
2076505
Check the watt rating on the A/C but I doubt it. It wouldn't even start the 120V blower motor on my home furnace. It did run a full size vacuum cleaner and a drill press with no problem. The thing to keep in mind is whether the inverter can handle the surge (appliances with motors draw more power at startup).