How many amps would this produce for a 12V system?
1510052
In full sun mine at times produced 180 watts which = 15amps. But not all the time. depends on the sun.
361036
you'll get 12v & 1amp on each channel. If voltage matches, amperage matters little.
1478972
It puts out 12vdc at up to 2 amps. If you only need 500ma, this has more capacity.
731031
12 volts at 4-5 amps will work amazon has a power supply that does 12 volts at 7 amps cost about 7-8 $ that would work.
654715
Yes, no problems using with a 12 Vdc system. Remember to check the packaging for the small, clear plastic hose adapter if you inlet and outlets are different sixes.
543869
It's 12 volts 2 amps. You need an "AC Adapter" that can put out 2 amps at 12 volts. (Output12V 2A). They sell some on Amazon, but if they don't have multiple tip sizes like the "universal Ac adapters" then the tip will have to be the right size. Most of the universal ones can't produce 2 amps. You could contact the manufacturer as well. I'd try Amazon or radio shack first.
403413
From experience it can take 12 volts up to 35 v but I wouldn't push it because of the cheap off-brand caps. Also, don't expect many amps at 30-35 volts.
1600665
Typical low voltage power supply range...I would think no more than 20 guage ...for 12 volts +-
675143
You must have a rectifier to produce 12VDC from 110VCA. You do not need this. Just a step down110/12VCA will do
713518
I'm not really sure what you're asking, but this device is only capable of raising voltage. If what you mean is that your 12 volt system is rated to say 5 amps and you want 10, no, this cannot do that. In fact, this can only LOWER current while RAISING voltage (remember, P=IV and V=IR).
107190
I had it installed in my vw bus so 12v is right as far as amps not sure I also cut it into 5 3foot strips
586259
I believe they use a 55 watt bulb, so at 12 volts, that's a bit under 5 amps. I use 2 of them on a 10amp fused circuit, hasn't blown yet.
1910965
not sure I understand your question, if this is pertaining to the 48 it LEDs, it can take up to 1 amp @ 12volts.
1433974
Sorry, it will not. You need a meter which is calibrated to be compatible with a 12 volt system. You should be able to find one on line as you found this one. Good luck.
952328
No, this goes the other way (120V->12V). You need an inverter that goes from 12V->120V.
1969168
Yep. Limit for a 12V system is 260W. As it's mppt you can run up to 150V and it will break down to feed the 12V converting the excess voltage into amperage so you have to consider limits on that end. I've run a pair of 145W in series but it would clip the power at 261W. Presently have a pair of 100W in series feeding 36-38V no problem charging 2 225Ah 6V batteries.
1600421
300 Watt or greater power supply with a minimum of 18 Amp on the +12 volt rail