Will this work with the 29v power inserter
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Yes. The specified power inserter (and recommended one) is the 21 volt inserter. But, several people have reported using the 29 volt power inserter with no problems. I use the 21 volt unit.
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It will work with any top post battery system. Make sure you put this on the ground side not power
462129
I've used mine on job sites but you need a dedicated 29 Amp circuit for it.If your converting power and need an inverter I'd try to find a compressor that dies not draw so many amps cayse it will take quite a bit of start up amps from your power source
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See Progressive Dynamics web site: progressivedyn.com/power_converters.html
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If it does not match the ones you received with the unit, I do not believe they are available. Using the adapter with the direct ring terminals, connect that and plug the unit in where the different adapters hook on. If it is a 36 volt system, it has been less than satisfactory for that voltage. It seems to work on new batteries but not older ones.
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Can be fit this item and follow detail:Output:19V 4.74A,DC Connector:5.5*2.5mm
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No. It will not. It only has a regular 120v house plug, BUT, it could work if you bought a 200 or 400 watt (just to be safe and have a little reserve power) INVERTER. That is a device that hooks to your battery and turns the DC power from your battery into AC power. It hooks to the battery with cables and then has one or two outlets on the box. Here is a AMAZON Link for a 200W -
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I don't know for sure but if your current battery looks the insert shown, then it will probably work.
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Yes. It work for my outlet (ac 110-120volt) in standard us house hold power suply.
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I am not sure, but if the plug fits it should work. Make sure you have the correct voltage or it will birn up the power wheel's motor.
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It should. This adapter is 12V 1.5A, and the power connector looks like the right one from pictures: http://www.wdc.com/wdproducts/library/QIG/global/4079-705004.pdf
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I don't know, as my 312 batteries aren't rechargeable. Didn't know they made them! But agree with Anthony's answer - SHOULD work.
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No, but a lot of different 9v adaptors will work! I use a boss psa 9v.I hope this helps!!!
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Yes. The power converter built into the plug is dual voltage. You'll need the pin converter, though.
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With almost 17V, you'll likely kill it. If you want to risk it, this may fit: http://www.cnqualitygoods.com/goods.php?id=1743
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J.R., you want the Conntek L1430520 Y adapter. It has 4-prongs and matches the plug on the generator.This one (the L5-30P) has only three prongs.... won't fit....
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It is advertised as being compatible with that model. It outputs 19v, which is close enough to the 18.5v specification for the dv4-1548dx.