Will this power a small light/lamp? I want to use this for my rear 12V outlet in the back of a minivan.
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I'm sure this would work just fine for a lower powered lamp. With the advent of the new LED bulbs, you should be able to get plenty of light with the 'PowerFlex 300".If that is all you'd want to do with it you might consider this:I have a drop light/trouble light I use around the house, when I travel I take it with me.I made an adapter to go from battery clips to an AC outlet.I use a 12V DC bulb from the Recreational Vehicle market, in place of the household 120VAC bulb.You could also make one of these for the cigarette plug.Just remember to switch bulbs when using for 12VDC.I made this up long before these devices existed, and have had it a long time. I'm sure this would work just fine for a lower powered lamp. With the advent of the new LED bulbs, you should be able to get plenty of light with the 'PowerFlex 300".If that is all you'd want to do with it you might consider this:I have a drop light/trouble light I use around the house, when I travel I take it with me.I made an adapter to go from battery clips to an AC outlet.I use a 12V DC bulb from the Recreational Vehicle market, in place of the household 120VAC bulb.You could also make one of these for the cigarette plug.Just remember... » Read More I'm sure this would work just fine for a lower powered lamp. With the advent of the new LED bulbs, you should be able to get plenty of light with the 'PowerFlex 300".If that is all you'd want to do with it you might consider this:I have a drop light/trouble light I use around the house, when I travel I take it with me.I made an adapter to go from battery clips to an AC outlet.I use a 12V DC bulb from the Recreational Vehicle market, in place of the household 120VAC bulb.You could also make one of these for the cigarette plug.Just remember to switch bulbs when using for 12VDC.I made this up long before these devices existed, and have had it a long time. « Show Less
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Yes it will power a lamp. I don't recommend using a light bulb over 75 watts. Plug the cord into the power inverter & you should have light just as you have in your home.
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everything I have ever plugged into this has operated flawlessly. But that has only included video players and things of that nature. I haven't tried a light, but I can't imagine why it wouldn't work. Its a regular outlet.
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IF your minibike has a 12 volt battery and some type of charging system, It should work. It's not like lights that have a constant drain on your electric charging system.....it's only on for a few seconds at a time. It's small enough, about 3X5X2 inches or so. If ya got a 12V battery that charges when running, I'd go for it.
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As long as the running lights are powered up, this light should piggyback just fine. It's LED, so uses very little power, yet lights up very brightly.
1882121
Should work just fine as long as your 12V LED can plug into a cigarette lighter socket
2002407
I used a standard car battrery and it ran a radio 2 40 watt lamps for days before needing a charge. Make sure you dont get poitive and negitive mixed up. It killed my inverter dead.
73802
I believe if you have a lamp with 220V the circuit should manage the amount of power going thru the bulb itself. But I can be wrong. Might be better to check with manufacturer.
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This devise works by plugin in outlet, if your main light is connected to outlet then only this will work, otherwise not.
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no, the lamp uses a 12 volt 24 watt bayonet base light bulb ... the same bulb used in automobiles.
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I bought it to use for a low voltage 24v outdoor lamp post and it would shut down after a couple of hours. So it wasnt right for my situation.
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It should work because it plugs into the audio port, not the power port. The lamp functions as a speaker, not a charger.
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Yes, it will work if the battery is discharged. The light will turn on as soon as you plug it into an outlet.
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I use this in a patrol car. I have electric road flares, GPS and a radar unit hooked into it. But I know they draw low amps. I used to use emergency lighting that you are talking about and I bet you that it's design also to draw low amps so I would say yes.
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If used for a small 12 volt battery, it will not over charge the battery in any way. It is ideally suited for a small battery.
719809
This battery will supply up to 3 amps (perhaps a little more) at 12vdc, so if your strip lights draw 3 amps or less it should do just fine =)
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this is a small solar panel, it will keep a 12volt car battery charged, I use mine for a 12 volt winch for a boat hoist. you could get a inverter to connect to the battery for 110volt lights.
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I'd try it out. If you can't use it for your purpose you can always return it. It charges my husband's LCD bike head light. That uses a lot of electricity. Nancy
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This won't work for you since it has a 2.1mm diameter plug that is 5mm long. I bought mine to power a USB hub which uses a very small plug.