Do these go both ac &amp; dc? All the reviews talk about use with batteries (dc). What about when plugged into power at an rv park (ac)?
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These are DC. Most RV's interior lights are all 12 volt dc. When you plug into 110 at an RV park your RV has a converter to convert that to 12 volts dc.
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It is AC, not DC. But you can get an inexpensive power inverter and plug it in that way.
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They require DC voltage. They are rated for 12V. They come pre-wired for connection to an AC/DC converter. I wired them to a 9V battery and they work fine.
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I bought it for an RV, it's not regulated for AC, 12volt only. Hope this helps
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Hi Kristen,AC only... that would be nice if it took batteries for when the power goes out...
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Car/Marine radios typically run on DC current. This is an AC transformer, not an inverter.
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Yes, 2 cords both ac and dc. Took it to Florida last summer for a month,filled it with fish fillets and brought them home.
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These lights run off of the goal zero batteries like the Sherpas, they also come with a DC adapter to run off of a car DC type outlet. I do not think you can connect to AC
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I'm not sure I understand your question. These units are powered by 12v DC. They are for auto applications.
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The item I purchased is strictly DC and did not come with any AC adapters or plugs. I still have one in the package and just looked at it, there is nothing AC in the box.
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Hello A. MacGregorI always use batterys and have never used DC power. I do not see any switch. I guess the best way to find out is to try it. I wish I could be more helpful.Clarence Munsey
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No. It converts DC to AC. I use it to operate a CPAP machine using a 12 volt deep cycle battery while camping.
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For the version you commented on, the ad states "with Ac (((and))) 12V DC (Car) power cords" Both were included when I purchased mine, my second purchase from edisonBright on amazon.
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Hi. This unit does not run on batteries. It's AC power only. The sound is OUTSTANDING for the price and size. I have had mine for a couple of months and have zero regrets.
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no it comes with a heavy duty AC plug but not a DC plug. It does however run on batteries; I put rechargeable batteries in mine & run it on battery until they run out then I plug it in & it recharges the batteries.
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The plug is rated at 15A. If you plug it in directly to your RV power cable (which is rated for 30A if you're using this plug), and your AC doesn't take more than 15A, then probably. But I don't know how much power your AC takes (maybe you could look at your RV power panel and see if you have a separate breaker for the AC). Also, if you use an extension cord in addition to the RV power cord, than your chances decrease because of the losses due to the length of the wires. You could try it, but know where your breaker switches are and if your extension cord starts getting hot, stop. Try this at your own risk. The plug is rated at 15A. If you plug it in directly to your RV power cable (which is rated for 30A if you're using this plug), and your AC doesn't take more than 15A, then probably. But I don't know how much power your AC takes (maybe you could look at your RV power panel and see if you have a separate breaker for the AC). Also, if you use an extension cord in addition to the RV power cord, than your chances decrease because of the losses due to the length of the wires. You could try it, but know where your breaker switches are and if your extension cord starts getting hot, stop. Try this... » Read More The plug is rated at 15A. If you plug it in directly to your RV power cable (which is rated for 30A if you're using this plug), and your AC doesn't take more than 15A, then probably. But I don't know how much power your AC takes (maybe you could look at your RV power panel and see if you have a separate breaker for the AC). Also, if you use an extension cord in addition to the RV power cord, than your chances decrease because of the losses due to the length of the wires. You could try it, but know where your breaker switches are and if your extension cord starts getting hot, stop. Try this at your own risk. « Show Less
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Hello, I have purchased 3 of these for camping and they are 12V DC. That is just a typo in the description. They work great!