will this inverter charge 12 volt battery when connected to AC power
2073122
It can charge a single or bank of 12 volt batteries. I have about 6 in parallel attached to it.
2073123
Yes - provided it is a rechargeable battery The unit has a built-in battery charger
2073124
Yes. It is also a battery maintainer which means it charges the battery. You should regularly test it to be sure the battery is good and probably replace the battery every three years or so.
1988784
I use a heavy duty car battery with my 12v power inverter and so far it has keep the battery charged.I am very happy with mine.
1939723
No this wont work effectively. You should size the voltage on your battery bank to the voltage of your inverter. Ie; 24v battery bank and a 24v inverter. This component is only used to step the voltage down from 24v to 12v for a load. Ie; 24v battery bank and inverter with the transformer stepping down the voltage to power 12v lights (or any other12v load).
2064082
I agree with the previous answer. This is for charging 12 volt DC batteries with up to 10 amps from your panels. What you then power off those batteries with or without an inverter depends on your power needs and the size of your battery bank.
1973965
It is according to what you use for your power supply !! I Use A 12 v-dc Battery And a 12 v-dc Solar Panel To Keep The Battery Charged.12 V + In 12 V + Out / 12 V - In 12 V - Out. so your answer is (YES)
2240002
Yes, at 12 volts and about 0.5 amps. This system was designed to trickle charge batteries and keep them topped off. I use them on my golf carts and boats and parked vehicles to keep the batteries topped off.
415292
Don't know but... you could use an inverter attached to the 12V source to power the exisiting AC charger.
577793
No. It is dependant on 110v power exlusively. However, if you brought a separate power inverter to convert 12vDC to 11v power, you could plug the inflator into the inverter. Inverters can be connected to cigarette lighter plugs in you car or connected to your car battery.
197587
The 12 volt inverter takes 12 volts DC and outputs 110 volts AC. If your stuff requires 24 volts AC then the inverter will not work. However, most chargers for electronic devices work using 110 AC even though they output 24 volts DC.
1620299
This would depend on the battery it's hooked up to. The inverter would have no trouble with the power draw you mentioned, but to calculate the time go to: http://www.dcacpowerinverters.com/faq.htm
1606652
This works as a battery maintainer, not a battery charger. If you want to charge a battery for a power inverter, you need a much larger solar panel. To put this in perspective, this provides around 2.5 watts maximum. The 12v power plug in most cars is capable of more than 100 watts.I have mine attached to a deep cycle RV battery and it will barely maintain the charge, even with the battery disconnected fro the trailer.
1082919
No. this unit needs to be connected to a battery. to connect to an outlet you would need an inverter to convert from ac to dc
1501804
The PW3500-12 does not have a built-in battery charger, nor does have an automatic sensor to detect a power failure to switch to the inverter's AC power. The inverter is designed to have the appliances plugged into any of the four AC outlets on the face of the inverter. You will need to manually turn on the inverter when needed.
2250810
I had my batteries charged while the inverter was hooked up but it was not turned on while it was charging it didn't cause any damage to my inverter
2076507
Michelle your would have to look at the watts on the AC unit. ? And I could give u better answer This inverter is really a great unit but keep in mind battery. I tested it out and run a portable ac for 5 minutes on 1 fully charge battery. It worked great. My battery bank at the moment has 4 batterys links to solar panels AC unit would upto 30 minutes on what I have. Hope that helps you Inverter great. But you need a lot of batteries to run power drain units like AC Units
1743391
it does not... but you can buy this from Amazon and you will be able to plug ANY AC Cord into it off your 12VDC Power supply- http://www.amazon.com/TsirTech%C2%AE-Portable-Inverter-Converter-cellphones/dp/B004VFSLP6/ref=sr_1_11?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1400630941&sr=1-11&keywords=ac+converters
1706331
Does it put out 12 volts? 500 watts max. Guessing you recharge cart with 120v. ? At any rate I love the inverter. Great inverter fair price.