Will it power an upright cyclone vacuum cleaner with a power out of 12 amps x 120 volts = 1440
876656
Very likely (&gt;90%) yes. The extra converter power of 2000W compared to the 1440W should be sufficient. Yet, there is a small uncertainly, as the starting power of appliances like vacuum cleaners is sometimes significantly more.
876657
Very likely (>90%) yes. The extra converter power of 2000W compared to the 1440W should be sufficient. Yet, there is a small uncertainly, as the starting power of appliances like vacuum cleaners is sometimes significantly more.
876658
the recommendation is to have a much stronger converter from the device you 're using. Other people say you need twice as strong. You should probably look into spending a little more and get a 2500 or 3000 watts.
1761101
Actually the one I purchased does not look like this one. what I got is : 3000 Watt Step Up and Down Voltage Converter Transformer 110/220v sold by seven star and I'm using it for a 2800W vacuum cleaner which is working with 220V. and it's going fine with it.
2024778
No. This is a low power device, i.e. 2 Amps max, for small 120 VAC motors like overhead fans and such. I use it to control the speed of a small meat grinder, which it does well. It performs best with brush type motors and OK with small shaded pole type (as found in small appliances). A large house fan (e.g. 1 hp or so) like yours is a 240 VAC induction type motor which this kind of regulator will not work well on even if it could handle the power.
855745
It will operate on any standard US household power 110-115 vac. Anything else will require an adapter
733771
I bought mine for running a Humminbird depth finder in the house. It will power anything needing 12 DC as long as it is less than 3 amps.
828525
First a bit of background -- I am an electrical engineer by training and practice. The switch is rated at 3 amp/125 volt, 1/2 H.P.. If your vacuum is less than this, you are good to go. If it is not, you need to find a bigger switch. If you are not sure, let me know what model vacuum you have and I can probably figure it out.
1788759
its a 12 VOLT DC vaccuum the fuse in the plug is rated at 10 amps so it will draw less than 120 W
1120591
It's rated at 14 amps, so 14A x 120V = 1,680 Watts and at 0.00134 horsepower/Watt it should be about 2.25 horsepower. However, electric motors are typically around 80% efficient, so best guess would be about 1.8 horsepower.
694237
The unit on the bottom states 120 VAC. If it could accept a higher voltage it would say so. Your answer is no.
1385219
No, unless you plan to supply it 12 volts DC, you will need to buy a convertor that should be available on Amazon
1083790
It is 12 amps. It has better suction than any 12 amp vacuum I have ever had. I have had mine for 1 year now and it has been the best vacuum I have ever used. It maintains most of it's cleaning power until the bag is almost full.
733264
A 1/4 or 3/8 drill or screw driver should be no problem.An industrial strength 1/2 drill or 3/4 HP drill press would probably be too much.With a vacuum cleaner it would depend on the size and horsepower. This is a 1000 watt generator--about 8 amps of power. any motor that draws more than 8 amps starting current would be too much load.
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No, this 400 watt inverter will power something rated at 120 volts and with a current draw up to about 3 amps. This info would be on the shop vac nameplate. A tiny shop vac draws around 4 amps and a large one will draw 12 amps or more.
1350485
You would need to know what the watts are on the motor, it can not be higher than 1500 . Then take watts times volts (12 Volts ) = AMPS ./. BY AMP HRS = TIME.
365594
You would need a power inverter for 1500 watts or larger to power a 120 VAC, 12.5 amp item. http://www.batterystuff.com/kb/tools/ac-to-dc-amperage-conversion-run-through-an-inverter.html. http://www.donrowe.com/usage-chart-a/259.htm. This 150W inverter is only for charging laptop computers or powering a radio or fan or something small like that.
879102
It should work fine. I am using it in Jordan to step down from 220V to 110 on my 1400W vacuum. pretty good product.
920357
This vacuum must be plugged into a 110 volt outlet that is part of your house's regular electrical system. It will not run on 12 volt DC like your car telephone charger.