Can you run sensitive electronics with this?
1023200
I don't see why not, as long as you have a good surge protector in front of the electronics.
1023201
On numerous occasions we have used ours with our Samsung LED tv, Dish network electronics as well as computer and cell phones without any adverse effects. Hope this helps.
1023202
Sorry, cannot help you....Since our purchase, we have not even started it up.
1023203
Yes, there is no problem there. As with any non-inverter generator, you won't get a rock steady 60 Hz, but it won't hurt typical consumer electronics. I'd still go with a double-conversion UPS in front of high ticket items like TV's/computers though.
1023204
Yes sir/ma'am, supposedly thats what your paying for with a generator like this one. I rmr doing this same research before I purchased this unit. It has the better rotor that generates the electricity, (If i rmr correctly, when I say better, i mean that it has a brushless generator. That means cleaner/smoother electricity from my findings). I used my 61" LED TV, MacBook Pro, & other expensive gadgets during a 5 day power outtage. NO issues & unit performed flawlessly. To be safe, I'd do what 'Khend' recommends regarding the surge protector below.
876463
Yes, it's not the best idea but it's doable. Just do not plug surge suppressor or UPS-type (Uninterruptible Power Supplies) into this surge suppressor, and don't overload it.
1014146
No. This is for low voltage equipment only such as laptops, cell phone chargers, DVD players, etc.
926590
You can, but I not sure why. These are hardwired detectors designed to sound an alarm tone on all compatible detectors on that circuit. Seems you might be as well off with a battery operated detector.
1963139
Yes you can providing this product actually works. Mine released the magic blue smoke that makes electronics work within 5 minutes. Make sure the wattage is under 50 on the device you wish to use.
354750
See if u r too close to phones/appliances, or if a computer is on same electical circuit. Very sensitive!
1317642
Electronic devices have power rating of 115 to 240 volt. Yes you can. Read the label of the devices.
1252275
It is designed to run on a 12-volt, direct current system--not the same as the electricity in your home or office. Otherwise, yes.
2020852
I would NOT recommend that. You would be potentially overloading it's designed protection capacity and could damage your electronics.
1231606
Yeah, but it might take a little longer than a higher amped DC adapter. And it will hear up and smell like burning plastic. I fear this is a fire hazard and threw one away cause I just didn't trust it.
1185634
It should be fine. This switch is just a passthru, no internal electronics.
1123407
No! Techno geeks will tell you yes. Experience tells you no. You need a voltage reducer for a 48 volt system or there is a good chance of ruining it.
2208069
Yes. cannot introduce ac, hiss, hum etc because it is a non- powered passive unit.
1979471
Not advisable for powering sensitive electronics as the unit has significant and damaging AC leakage on the DC output.
823237
Yes you can, and that's the way I run mine usually to ensure consistent power to it. Good question
195121
It can run electronics, but I would run it through a UPS to insure steady current.
1512458
Yes, provided the power draw is less than what the switch is capable of providing. Additionally, you need to make sure the port is set to 24VDC BEFORE you plug in the device to insure you don't send it 48VDC and potentially damage the attached device.