Can I use it to charge the split air condition?
903751
If you are talking about a home split a/c system then this particular manifold gauge is not setup for that, and also I think the only systems that use R-134a are automobiles. The hose end fittings are also different.Hope this helps
903752
ONLY IF IT USES R-134a freon. Most homes use R-22 or R-410a freon. Most likely you cannot use this for a home unit.
903753
Since I'm not a certified AC repairman and do not know exactly what you are talking about, (split air conditioning), I can not answer your question. If you are speaking of an automobile with front and rear AC it should work if it is set up for 134a refrigerant.
1389841
Yes you can. It's being working perfectly since I bought it. It charges my iPhone up to 3 full charges or more.
1988293
If you have a USB plug, you can use that to charge it. You can also use the computer.
2073299
I'm sure you can. I use it for all sorts of different devices. I have noticed that it may take longer to charge certain items than their own plugs may but I haven't found anything that didn't charge at all.
726425
I suspect not. You would be "feeding" the AC less than half of what it needs to operate efficiently.
336672
I believe you can. I bought it as a stable spike protector for my laptop computer. It is very sturdy and I haven't had anymore problems with the hard drives failing in my laptop after using this outlet. Before, blew two hard drives with different cheap outlet. Be sure and check with the manufacturer to make certain it can handle amperage on your A/C unit. You can go to their website online.
777323
Defintly not! Save that outlet for things like a dryer, a welder, big compressor or a hot tub.
2182731
Well theoretically it could work if you hooked a data splitter cable to the data end and hooked up the power seperately
974747
Yes you can however you will need a controller capable of handling both panels. Most small inexpensive charge controllers handle 7 amps or less. Two 60 watt panels will produce more than 7 amps on a sunny day.
682574
yes you can. its for 110 and 220 volts 5000 watts. ac units depending on size runs around 1500 watts
1074883
yes you can, but I have only done it on USB 2.0 or a usb wall charger of at least 1.0 amps.
1310184
I can't say for sure, but that current has to go somewhere. It might over-heat something in the line. But, at a max about 3 amps, it's probably ok. Think about why you want that switch in the first place. What is it going to do for you that the charge controller won't?
2013731
If the refrigerator is designed for 134a, yes it can be used with the right equipment for charging.
516172
yes you can but remember this device needs to be plugged in to AC. It is not portable.
885196
You can plug it into the balancing board. Or you can make a two prong charger because the charger comes with an empty wire set.
1259888
Yes you can if you have a converter like this... BESTEK 75W DC 12V to 110V AC Power Inveter with 3.1A 2 USB Charging Ports for Smartphones and Tablets , the blanket has a regular household plug.
1699207
Sure. You can charge both of them at the same time. Or the pair of two other devices.