Can I use this to re-charge my scooter's battery while traveling in my van? It normally plugs into a household wall outlet.
861233
The unit accommodates two three prong plugs, like a normal wall outlet. Never tried a scooter battery, but it charges up my laptop pretty efficiently, as if at home.
861234
Probably. I would think that you need to compare how much the battery pulls to get charged, maybe if you have a book on that came with the scooter.We bought it for my husbands medication nebulizer (a small air compressor), so he could do them 3 times a day while we travel. It works great for that, but I do not know how much wattage it pulls. But it sure works great, kind of amazing that you just plug right into it and it runs a house item. I imagine could charge cell phone and anything else too, we really like.
861235
Yes that should not be a problem. We plugged in a laptop and recharged the battery while driving so I don't see why not.
861236
Check your scooter charger for input A/C requirements. My grandsons scooter takes 120 volts, 1.2 amps. Since volts X amps = watts, then the scooter charger draws 144 watts, well within the capability of this inverter. It worked for me.
1739627
Yes, if I understand your question correctly, via the cigarette lighter adapter, but they recommend that for the best lifespan of the rechargeable battery that it be charged most often with a wall outlet.
413935
It is only for 110 volt, but if you had an adapter you could use it while travelling.i use mine at home in Canada
1428129
I do not see why not. I have charged different electronics and never had a problem.I love mine. Comes in very handy when you are not able to plug in a wall or traveling.
1554719
Yes you can but, if you are using a wall charger to charge the portable, you should probably use the wall charger to charge your unit instead because it would be faster. And it wouldn't drain the life of the portable battery either.
1644180
i dont think so, just because its usb powered. you could maybe use a usb to ac outlet adapter to power it (same as the one you would use to charge some phones using a wall outlet), as long as the volts and amps match up well enough.
126952
I am not sure of that. I always charge mine from my home charger and use it on the road with my motorcycle.
747384
yes, I use it in my mini-van's 2-prong outlet that I plug a small 3 outlet extension cord into. Works to charge my phone and computer just fine.
625499
Yes this should work fine however this would be an expensive way to do that. Why not just use a battery charger?
1428127
I do not see why not. I have charged different electronics and never had a problem. I love mine. Comes in very handy when you are not able to plug in a wall or traveling.
1383049
It is not a function of this portable charger whether you can use 240V or 120V to refill the charge. That 120/240V wall plug is not part of this device. Basically, you need to buy a high power USB wall plug that can plug in the wall of 120V or 240V. Then you plug the USB cable which provide with this device to the USB wall plug to get the charge refilled. You can use any USB port to recharge this this portable charger (battery). Some are faster and other is slow. Computer USB port is among the slowest. Buy a wall USB 120V/240V plug that delivery 3A of capacity is what you looking for.
488536
I never thought to try that, but I don't see why it wouldn't work. It's a standard USB plug, so anything would plug into it. Would certainly be handy when travelling!
888368
I can't see why not either. While driving, this gadget and the car's battery are both being charged by the car's system, which has many times the necessary output to run everything all by itself. You wouldn't want to use the inverter when you were charging the battery from the wall charger, but there's no reason to try that in the first place.
319199
Yes! Depending on where you will be travelling however, you may need to purchase a separate travel adapter in order to use the outlet to recharge your device.
1931274
If you have an AC outlet in your vehicle you should be able to do it. I would recommend having the vehicle running, so as not to drain your battery. It only operates on AC.
418398
It cannot be used as a portable device, but you can use an adapter and plug it in to a regular household electrical outlet.
999843
Hello, yes it does plug into a wall outlet. The other end plugs into the connection on your scooter. I am pleased with it. Like that the signal light turns to green when completely charged. Stay well.... Marie