Can this power 2 products that consume 240 watts together for for hours? If not what would work? Thank You
1464454
No. The battery capacity is 300 watt-hour, maximum output is around 150 watts. If you need 240 watts power, you may consider BiXPower XP400 power pack. BiXNet
1464455
No. The total output is 300watt/hour, so you will get just a little over an hour of run time.
1464456
No. The battery capacity is 300 watt-hour, maximum output is around 150 watts. If you need 240 watts power, you may consider BiXPower XP400 power pack.BiXNet
993652
Hi, I have used mine to run a 420W sony boombox for several hours with not issue at all. My boombox draws about 34-40 watts of power and even at full blast it own draws a few more watts. You should be able get at least 4 to 6 hours depending on your setup.
538155
I'm not sure I'd try it. It's recommended to have a converter 2-3 times greater than the watts of the appliance you have.
1112122
It could very well power both appliances, but my plan was to run one at a time for 3 or 4 hours, then run the other--to keep them both cold. That way, you could also power other thing--lights, tv, etc. at the same time. If you were powering them both together, I don't think you would have any juice left over for other things--you would have the generator pretty much maxed out. I hope this helps
2087337
Sure....with a 120 volt to 12 volt DC power converter. It is a digital unit, so power use (watts) should be very low. But check the actual amp draw prior to buying converter unit.
606665
You may but at your own risk. I believe that may go against your local electrical code since you are mixing two different voltages in the same j box. Plus I think the power supply is DC. I think the best way is to have a power receptacle that is controlled by a wall switch.
745398
Yes, this will power that and more, actually this psu is way more than needed to power those components you have, for this kind of these little details you need to know, you can use a PSU calculator, google "thermaltake psu calculator" and you will find a very useful tool and will tell you an approximate wattage needed for the components you add to the calculations in the tool.
970909
I really don't know about dual wattage. Send the seller an email asking this question.
468221
Yes.It must be rated above 800 - 900 watts and have enough PCI express cables to power both units. I would recommend a modular; gold or platinum rated power supply.
963655
Absolutely. I use this for a large 420W stereo and a vacuum cleaner. Gets pretty warm using both for 30+ minutes but never shuts off. Great small inverter for the money.
1331764
Its a bit borderline....but it will work. A system with the components you listed consumes about 100 Watts at Idle, and under load closer to 200 Watts (rougly 190).Built Similar System for Friend....same components as above plus960GM/U3S3 FX8GB RAM2 Hard Drives2 DVD-RW DrivesMeasured power draw from the "Wall" using Kill-a-Watt EZ for the figures above
1614310
That depends on the wattage of your products. If the wattage (usually indicated in specification) sums up to say 750W-800W, you can comfortably use both simultaneously as this is a 1000W transformer.
157742
I doubt it will work at all. After about an hour of use it started to have problems sustaining a load for 350W, by the next morning, it was dead. Amazon gave me a full refund.
300088
Sorry, No. The power supply is 120v AC only. You would need to find a 240v power supply with the correct output.
506780
Yes it will work for that. That's the main reason I bought it as well. I've left it on for about 20 hours straight running a clock and charging multiple phones and a tablet and it hasn't run out of juice on me yet. A laptop would probably suck down a little more power though so I'm not sure how much of a difference that would make. *We use ours in our rv when we don't want to have the generator on. It's been the perfect solution.
290693
I installed this on my grandson's computer with 350watt power supply. Only one hard drive and one dvd/cd drive. As long as you don't have a lot of power consuming additions you should be ok!
1813313
Yes. And you will not get power greater than 6 or 7 while both are used. But it tends not to be a problem because the heating tends to be higher than regular ranges, so you are not losing much.