could I use this for a Winch? with the specification 12VDC minimum 12Ah?
1891741
I would definitely not use this for a winch. This is a light duty for basically LED lighting only.
1891742
I would definitely not recommend this for a winch. This is not a power supply that will give much Ah power especially sustained, this is a light duty for basically LED lighting only. You will do nothing but fry out the power supply.
151071
My winch wasn't listed eather. I looked at the wireing harness and decided it would work so Ibought one. It works great.
1318358
It should function on any winch, however a custom mount may be needed. In addition it needs the controller with the proper pin connection (warn 83665). As a suggestion call Warn directly they would know if it will mount up directly to your winch. They are very helpful to talk to.
1375479
The control just runs the control wiring so I don't see why it wouldn't work with any type of solenoid on any brand of winch. Is controlled both forward and reverse.
319504
Yes it could work for that though it might be a bit big to fit neatly it will handle 3 A at 125 V ad so in theory it would handle 30A at 12V AC so id say up to a 15A load at 12V DC should be fine power wise. Me personally I'd likely opt for a toggle switch I cloud easily mount through the dash
1422588
Michael, I would think that it would work. I had used this for my winch on my ATV and it worked great. I had an existing housing to put the switch into to keep it dry. Good luck.
833811
I can't answer this question for sure as I use this switch on a Champion Winch, however, I suspect it would work on a warn winch as well since the only connection is to the positive and negative terminals on the battery and the positive and negative terminals on the winch.
2106136
You could, but I think they have another model that is specifically designed for DC... If I remember correctly for voltages up to 24vdc... I wouldn't use one that is rated for 12 vdc exactly, just for safety margin.
1565245
Yes, you can use this for anything that requires a 12 volt input, just keep in mind you want to keep the load at or less than 75% of maximum. Although mine has been operating just fine powering my led controller and 150 watts of strip lights
81752
The cables where short for my side by side I had to buy more cable wire it would work for a four wheeler if you are going to have the battery with in about 4 ft of the winch should be good if not buy so 6 gauge wire add to it. AS FAR AS the battery any 12 volt battery will work what matter is how often you going to use it and if the battery is being charged back up like me I just have a 12 volt lawn motor battery but my side by side charges the battery as I am riding it if you are going to use alot without be charged get a deep cycle marine battery if not goi to use much but not hooked to charge regular car battery should be fine hope this helps The cables where short for my side by side I had to buy more cable wire it would work for a four wheeler if you are going to have the battery with in about 4 ft of the winch should be good if not buy so 6 gauge wire add to it. AS FAR AS the battery any 12 volt battery will work what matter is how often you going to use it and if the battery is being charged back up like me I just have a 12 volt lawn motor battery but my side by side charges the battery as I am riding it if you are going to use alot without be charged get a deep cycle marine battery if not goi to use much but not hooked to... » Read More The cables where short for my side by side I had to buy more cable wire it would work for a four wheeler if you are going to have the battery with in about 4 ft of the winch should be good if not buy so 6 gauge wire add to it. AS FAR AS the battery any 12 volt battery will work what matter is how often you going to use it and if the battery is being charged back up like me I just have a 12 volt lawn motor battery but my side by side charges the battery as I am riding it if you are going to use alot without be charged get a deep cycle marine battery if not goi to use much but not hooked to charge regular car battery should be fine hope this helps « Show Less
1632575
You need to buy winch contactor as well to use this with a winch. This is just a simple switch. The winch contactor is needed to handle the large voltage needed to run the winch. I have both and they have worked well so far.
957348
Sure, just as long as the accessories don't exceed the amperage rating on the solenoid. In the case of my Land Cruiser, I'm running front and rear winches which can draw up to 450amps each at full tilt, so I chose to use PAC 500amp solenoids instead, which have a 700amp peak burst. Check what kinda of juice your appliances require and go from there. Rick
1979469
I have 2 and use them as a 12 v power supply, one for my airstream camper and the other to power a 12 v boat winch mounted on a davit, have had no problems with either
791163
NO! The extension is rated for less than your winch, and the extension would increase the side loading WAAAAY too much.
1345893
I don't know the exact number, but it definitely CANNOT deal with the high current draw of any winch motor.It's made to control a high-current RELAY for the winch, NOT to replace a high-current manual SWITCH.
1081868
This is a 12V battery, but for running even a small winch that still pulls ~40 amps I'd go for a bigger battery. This one is rated for 18 amp-hour (hinting it'll supply 18 amps for 1 hour, or 9 amps for 2 hours, etc) and I don't think it's a good idea to pull more than that 18 amp rating for more than a few seconds (like to crank a car).
1487005
No. If you use a rectifier you would have less than 12vdc. I am pretty sure you just need to buy a 12vdc power supply