can this be powered by a 88gram co2 cartige
2074875
Yes I believe you can, but you will need an adapter to attach it to, otherwise you cannot use one. I have one, but honestly I cant remember if the Alpha Black came with it or not ... sorry, but here's a link to an adapter if you don't know what it is. http://www.amazon.com/Hydra-Aquatic-CO2-Paintball-Adapter/dp/B008ZAAP2K/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1391132731&sr=8-2&keywords=paintball+adapter
437899
Yes; you will have to take to a store that can service fire extingisher and as long as they can service CO2 it is not much to do.
1193522
I would guess the answer to be "yes", providing the compressor in the unit fits within the parameters of the battery output. The surge (the required kick-over amperage) is key, but once running, these batteries should be able to sustain the function of the compressor depending (again) its running demand. I assume you would be using a 1250 watt (or more) inverter to convert the DC to AC but at this point I am guessing what your requirements are.
996033
Yes, you will need to buy 12gram Co2 cartridges; also, the 12 outer casings are NOT reusable.
72700
Yes! Not only you can, you have spare power to run up to 165 watts. I have tried many and this is the best, most consistent converter I've ever used whether the load is minimal or high the output is steady (measured with a fluke meter) I recommend it 100%
1526237
Ours is a PK12000 and it is 1000watts. I would guess the 8 cup would be the same.
2266452
Not technically, but if you aren't a total bone head you should be fine. I use one in my rig and it works great. Get an o2 meter and a carbon monoxide alarm, don't run it when no one is home, and I don't run mine while I sleep.
283071
Probably not, unless the 12g co2 were the same size as the 16g. In this inflater, the NONTHREADED cartridge is pushed into and held into the part that opens the cartridge and controls the release by the "handle." If the 12g is too small then the handle part won't push it in or hold it in correctly I don't think. If you put something in the bottom of the handle part then it might work. For THREADED co2 cartridges, the handle is unnecessary so if you're using 12g THREADED cartridges it will probably be fine. I've never tried it though, so I'm not certain.
954650
Hello Ecole M, It would depend on the draw from your furnace. As long as your furnace can be powered by the GP-SW3000W inverter then yes it would work. Next would be dependent on how many batteries you have to determine how long you can run the furnace for before running out of battery power. After that, the 480W of solar would be able to charge your batteries back up. Please let us know if you have any further questions - customersupport@carmanah.com Go Power! Team
1140981
No that is not normal. Jumps to 1500ppm would only be possible with co2 being released near it. It should be around 400ppm outside and 550 ppm inside. Those numbers should be steady. Drastic fluctuating changes would have to be a malfunctioning device.
1346164
co2 is usually at a pressure outside of the operating range of this regulator. That being said,if the co2 is within the operating range, then yes it will.
538155
I'm not sure I'd try it. It's recommended to have a converter 2-3 times greater than the watts of the appliance you have.
1767619
Yes it can depends on the voltage of your pump. 1800 watts is a lot of power but you would have to divide that by your pumps voltage which you give you a estimate on how long can it supply voltage.
1044055
You might be able to. I am using it to power a dog luring course. I would contact the company who makes the fridge.
1107488
Most likely because you can control the bubble count, hence dosage. Alternately you might consider the smaller Fluval CO2 unit. The larger 88 unit will mean fewer cartridge changes and less chance to over tighten the cartridge which can damage the rubber O ring and cause CO2 leakage.
1763210
Yes with a 400 watt inverter...pure sinwave inverter preferably...but nonetheless an inverter
1035815
If I remember my math correctly you need 35 watts max, so it should be able to handle your situation with sufficient reserve.