How many amp hours is this rated for?
1184284
I have never heard of amp hours rating but to break that down 4-6 charging hours and 680 cranking amps. I hope that answer your question.
1184285
The PC925 has a capacity of 28 Ah. (Source: http://www.odysseyfactory.com/extreme_battery_specs.aspx)
318770
I believe it is rated to 100 amps. You might check with Watt's up to see if you are within limits.
459527
Depends on the volume you want to achieve, and how long you plan to run it. I would say it would work fine for a couple hours at 70-80% power.
13719
this battery is not rated in amp hours. It has a 200 amp reserve capacity and according to information gleaned from some forums Generally the Ah is 1/2 the RC. I routinely run this battery all day(8-10 hours) to a DC to AC inverter that powers a dewalt 18 volt battery charger, an apple airport, a brother printer and sometimes another dewalt charger. One night I left the first three items on without plugging in my recharger for the Roadforce and it was depleted the next morning--probably 12-14 hours. Hope this helps
225642
Probably the Amps specs is my guess, i think one is 1.2Ah and the other is 1.5Ah
751969
Just FYI. Amps are a measure of current. The "amp rating" generally refers to how much current a device is designed to handle safely, or to how much current a device will draw from a power source, and is not something that anyone would usually care about from a battery like this since it is used to power only a single device which is designed to use that battery. By "amp rating" you might be referring to mAh (milli-amp-hours) which is a measure of energy stored in the battery. Wh = watt-hours also refers to the amount of energy stored in the battery. To convert Wh to mAh, divide by the voltage and multiply by 1000. So in this case 24 Wh*1000/18 V = 1333 mAh. Just FYI. Amps are a measure of current. The "amp rating" generally refers to how much current a device is designed to handle safely, or to how much current a device will draw from a power source, and is not something that anyone would usually care about from a battery like this since it is used to power only a single device which is designed to use that battery. By "amp rating" you might be referring to mAh (milli-amp-hours) which is a measure of energy stored in the battery. Wh = watt-hours also refers to the amount of energy stored in the battery. To convert Wh to... » Read More Just FYI. Amps are a measure of current. The "amp rating" generally refers to how much current a device is designed to handle safely, or to how much current a device will draw from a power source, and is not something that anyone would usually care about from a battery like this since it is used to power only a single device which is designed to use that battery. By "amp rating" you might be referring to mAh (milli-amp-hours) which is a measure of energy stored in the battery. Wh = watt-hours also refers to the amount of energy stored in the battery. To convert Wh to mAh, divide by the voltage and multiply by 1000. So in this case 24 Wh*1000/18 V = 1333 mAh. « Show Less
809898
12.5 amps or less. Depends on the setting. The quality on this unit is atypical of Friedrich units. This one's made in china. Poor quality compared to the USA made units. I would not buy it again. Too expensive to send back or have serviced.
1524086
I just looked at it and the marked rating under max load: 300W/2.5A at 120V
1777481
1 amp = 1000 ma (milliamperes) batteries are rated for 10 hours using this method so. 3.4 amps per hour for 10 hours.
515256
That is a confusing question. Batteries are not rated in amps. They are sized to a specific category of power output and then you purchase the battery to replace an existing battery of the same power output. The power rating is amphour. The amp hour of this battery is 2.6 amphours. It is sized to the drill and will deliver a consistent 2 amps per hour until the battery needs to be recharged. In this case the battery will run for 1 full hour at full load before a recharge is needed.
1757216
I don't know how amps per hour the unit used. I used it for 4 days on reelfoot lake,tenn and didn't have to recharge my battery. this is all I've used it so far. the unit performed real well for me. I used it on one of their 14ft boats
593865
The cord is very kong, you leave it on your dash as it does not appear to be weather proof. As for the amp hour rating, who cares, its just enough to keep your battery from going dead when parked for a long period of time, unless of course you park indoors.
885450
It's rated to 12V. However, I'm using with 220V without any problems. I think it only matter the ampers involved.Hope is useful.
1705003
Maximum Voltage 32V DC Continuous Rating 300A Intermittent Rating 500A (5 min) Cranking Rating 10 sec 1500A Cranking Rating 1 min 775A
104260
According to the literature, it is rated at 5.4 amps. http://www.imarketcity.com/dada6btucowi.html
290845
It is rated for 300W max. or 150W continuous. If you only use it for a few minutes, it should be fine.
1883026
Mark, I don't know but I'm sure there is a formula that will tell you amps/hours conversion. I love mine, it is great to have camping, at home. I have a converter so I can plug in my DVD player , charge my phone etc..on trips. Good luck and enjoy.