How to use it for power in a condo.
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I do not on 1st blush, think that is in the design scheme. I have assume you have invested in a 12 Volt Battery bank having a substantial ampere/hour rating. The charger side of the box would keep the battery bank fully charged using the 120 Volt AC current. Should your 120V AC power be lost; you could then use the inverter function o the box could be used to power a very appliances or lights. If you are going to use the box in this maner a licensed electrical contractor should be used to wire the box and batteries. Safety 1st, electricity can kill in the event of you unknowingly become the difference in potential. Should you not understand the prior sentence, you need an electrician!!! I do not on 1st blush, think that is in the design scheme. I have assume you have invested in a 12 Volt Battery bank having a substantial ampere/hour rating. The charger side of the box would keep the battery bank fully charged using the 120 Volt AC current. Should your 120V AC power be lost; you could then use the inverter function o the box could be used to power a very appliances or lights. If you are going to use the box in this maner a licensed electrical contractor should be used to wire the box and batteries. Safety 1st, electricity can kill in the event of you unknowingly become the... » Read More I do not on 1st blush, think that is in the design scheme. I have assume you have invested in a 12 Volt Battery bank having a substantial ampere/hour rating. The charger side of the box would keep the battery bank fully charged using the 120 Volt AC current. Should your 120V AC power be lost; you could then use the inverter function o the box could be used to power a very appliances or lights. If you are going to use the box in this maner a licensed electrical contractor should be used to wire the box and batteries. Safety 1st, electricity can kill in the event of you unknowingly become the difference in potential. Should you not understand the prior sentence, you need an electrician!!! « Show Less
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It would be really expensive to do. First you have to have a large bank of batteries and a way to charge them if power goes out. This would mean a large expense of solar. All in all, I would estimate a cost of somewhere around $7,500.00. Maybe a little more.
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I do not on 1st blush, think that is in the design scheme. I have assume you have invested in a 12 Volt Battery bank having a substantial ampere/hour rating. The charger side of the box would keep the battery bank fully charged using the 120 Volt AC current. Should your 120V AC power be lost; you could then use the inverter function o the box could be used to power a very appliances or lights. If you are going to use the box in this maner a licensed electrical contractor should be used to wire the box and batteries. Safety 1st, electricity can kill in the event of you unknowingly become the difference in potential. Should you not understand the prior sentence, you need an electrician!!!
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Plug the power cord into an outlet and plug component/composite cables into the jacks on the rear of the unit.
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While I have never used the unit for this I would expect you could do anything you want as long as you stay within the rated power output.
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You'll have to run power to your fireplace. It has to be plugged into a three prong outlet.
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You can connect the power cord to either, but the base is what you want plugged in.
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sure, there is an access hole in the mount, just drill a hole to match and route the cable thru it. That's how you get power also. The power is not wireless. Being funny...
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you would have to use a transformer to plug it into , then yes you could use this.
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You could, it works by running the main power lines through 2 holes in the unit. I used it to track the usage on my air conditioner. It also has a light that will flash each watt used
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Power should come up from under the base there is an acces hole for the power wires
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Get a smart power strip. Plug the item you want cooled into the control (sensed) outlet. Plug the fan adapter into one of the controlled outlets. These come one when power flow is sensed.
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You don't. This is a power splitter with fuses. You ground the item which u are powering.
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You could use 12 VDC power (like a battery) to power the controller and the fan is then powered by the controller.
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Also plug into a GFI outlet in the house or a UL-listed outdoor outlet - to avoid potential electrocutions.
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Hang it on a bracket of some sort and plug into 110 volt receptacle. It works!
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Must be wired only for power. This is a simple set-up. I'm very pleased with it.
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You will need a power converter to be able to use it. Check here at Amazon.com, they will probably have it.
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The unit has three prongs that plug into the wall outlet. It probably could be used with the proper three-to-two prong adapter.