How do you charge this thing? from an outlet? How long does it provide power for? I'm trying to run a 2200Watt 110 Volt 15 Amp Jackhammer
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It runs off the battery from your vehicle no charging and it will run as long as your charging system can handle the load..... yes it will run your hammer
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It's not designed as portable power. It should be mounted in a vehicle with a permanent connection to the battery. I paralleled 1/0 leads from my batteries on my diesel truck. The alternator size will determine how long you can run a large load, I can run 1500 watts for 30 minutes with the engine running before the battery level drops too low to continue. My alternator is only a 60 amp.
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It converts 12 volt DC to 120 volt ac. Power lasts as long as the batteries supplying the converter do. I power up a 15 amp table saw utilizing two deep cycle batteries. In my case the batteries are charged with a 145 watt solar panel
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It should be plugged into a 20 amp outlet.You can plug it into a 15 amp outlet but nothing else on the circuit should plugged in, even then you are still pushing over the limits. I bet most people do this though. Not good.
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Hello There - It is 120V. If it is not much of a hassle you can get a converter socket which works fine.
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I believe a 15 amp outlet is recommended. I think it is actually around 12 though.
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you need a outlet or you can wire it direct but it has to be 110 120 volts to work. Batteries will not work. hope this helps you. Jack
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Hi Greg- No that's not true. It plugs into a standard 110/120 outlet. And honestly, I find myself using mine more and more!
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So was the battery in the charger when it was plugged into the 220 outlet? If not, then the battery is ok. If the battery was in the charger when you plugged it in then most likely the battery and charger are fried. Drill itself should be fine. Hope this helps.
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I used a Tenergy NIMH charger, it took about 45 mins to charge, power doesn't last long at a high rpm, it discharges in 20 mins, but it only runs maybe 13 mins at full speed.
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It uses a standard 110 wall plug. I think it's way too powerful to run on batteries, and there isn't a provision for batteries.
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My instructional sheet says: This unit is designed to operate on 110/120V and will require 15 amps. Hope this helps.
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110 plugs right into your standard outlet. I run it off the same 20AMP circuit I run my little 110 wire feed welder off of and works fine.
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I have no idea. What was sent me was marked 220vac and never would charge. I tried to retun it, but to no avail. I am using a power stip with a slot for yellow power cord and it works great. (light comes on when charged)What was sent me was a piece of junk!
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I connected using 120 volt power. It was simple - I bought a 16 gauge electric appliance replacement cord from Home Depot and wired it directly into the box. After that, all you have to do is to plug it in!
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the unit comes with a 120VAC to 12VDC power supply. It is a 2.1mm mini jack that is center positive. I hope this helps.
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Thanks for your interests. You have to plug it into outlet. The input power is: AC100V-240V 50Hz/60Hz. And the output is :5V/1A. Hope the information helps you a lot.
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I believe its just a 110v like a regular plug-in hope this help if not I'll ask my husban for more info
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The specs says "1240 Watt 120V electric motor" which means you got to have a minimum generator of 1240W so find a 1500W should work or just plug in a regular outlet. I plugged my in a typical outlet. It works like a charm. Super heavy-duty electric jack-hammer for serious demolition jobs Industrial grade 1-3/4 HP 1240 Watt 120V electric motor; 1400 RPM no-load speed Set includes five large hardened Chrome-vanadium steel chisels Two point bit, two flat bit and one spade bits came with this combo set 360-degree swivel auxiliary handle for maximum versatility The specs says "1240 Watt 120V electric motor" which means you got to have a minimum generator of 1240W so find a 1500W should work or just plug in a regular outlet. I plugged my in a typical outlet. It works like a charm. Super heavy-duty electric jack-hammer for serious demolition jobs Industrial grade 1-3/4 HP 1240 Watt 120V electric motor; 1400 RPM no-load speed Set includes five large hardened Chrome-vanadium steel chisels Two point bit, two flat bit and one spade bits came with this combo set 360-degree swivel auxiliary handle for maximum... » Read More The specs says "1240 Watt 120V electric motor" which means you got to have a minimum generator of 1240W so find a 1500W should work or just plug in a regular outlet. I plugged my in a typical outlet. It works like a charm. Super heavy-duty electric jack-hammer for serious demolition jobs Industrial grade 1-3/4 HP 1240 Watt 120V electric motor; 1400 RPM no-load speed Set includes five large hardened Chrome-vanadium steel chisels Two point bit, two flat bit and one spade bits came with this combo set 360-degree swivel auxiliary handle for maximum versatility « Show Less