Can i use this to power my 12 volt electronics or does it just charge?
1979468
It will maintain voltage at 12.5-13.5 this would be perfect for your electronics.
1979469
I have 2 and use them as a 12 v power supply, one for my airstream camper and the other to power a 12 v boat winch mounted on a davit, have had no problems with either
1979470
You can use it with a battery (deep cycle) connected between it and your 12 volt tools. The convertor keeps your battery "topped" off as your tools draw power from it.
1979471
Not advisable for powering sensitive electronics as the unit has significant and damaging AC leakage on the DC output.
1487005
No. If you use a rectifier you would have less than 12vdc. I am pretty sure you just need to buy a 12vdc power supply
1837077
NO thank god it is a different style plug than the 110 ac you want to plug into. you definatly do not want to try and charge 12 volt d.c. batteries with 11o volt ac curreent it does very bad dangerous things
1349340
No, it is for 12-volt direct current only. Plugging it in to an AC outlet would burn it up.
1901561
Not sure about 12 volt, mine well charge 24 volts as long as 110 ac is working from utility co. When electric goes off the inverter cuts in with 110 volts ac until the 24 volts( 2 12 volt batteries hooked in series drain down , then it will turn red light on and shut down)
1139876
Nope, it is a converter from your automotive 12V to 120V only... can not be charged and used afterwards. This unit is for use when you are actually driving with engine running...I hope this helps?Ruben G.
452064
12v is the voltage used for the USB charging system. It limits the Amperage to that needed.
186980
The panel can supply 12v dc. If your device can charge off of this voltage, you would be ok. Not sure how long it takes to charge though.
1916729
Sure, I plug it into a 12v back up battery I charge with a solar panel. But you could use an outlet.
388090
If you mean such as a 12-volt charger, I'm not sure. Better to ask the pros (i.e. Best Buy for example.)
2242775
You won't want to connect the panel directly to a battery, as it could damage or overcharge it. The panel itself only provides a voltage, you need a charge controller between the panel and the battery. The one I used (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001HWQZNQ/ref=wms_ohs_product?ie=UTF8&psc;=1) is not currently available, but should give you an idea of what to look for. You want a controller that can handle at least 30 watts and 17.5 volts input for charging 12v batteries.
2073122
It can charge a single or bank of 12 volt batteries. I have about 6 in parallel attached to it.
1241904
You can do this but it will take a long time to fully charge. With only one generator, you will get about 0.1 amp into your 12V battery.
35968
cut up an old USB charger to provide 5VDC (the motor max 12V). Or any 12 volt source from old small electronics.
706741
This particular charger can charge 12 & 18 volt batteries. The input is still 120 volt and can be used with an adaptor.
1710510
I'm sure you could it's just an electric switch. You will need 12 volts to power it. They have a 110 version also.
1478972
It puts out 12vdc at up to 2 amps. If you only need 500ma, this has more capacity.