will this power a mini kurig coffee maker for camping?
1945158
Not even close. This is 300W inverter, your coffee maker is listed at just over 1400W
1945159
Have to check wattage and amperage of the coffee maker, Go Power Unit, and the battery you will be hooking it up to.
2031296
Am unsure of the current requirements but buying an adapter would be a waste. Buy a 110 volt immersion heater of coffee pot instead and you will be money ahead with less hassle.
740475
I don't have a Keurig, so I can't say for sure. I have a Black n Decker unit and it works fine. I don't see why it won't and since it is not expensive, it's probably worth the gamble.
1273110
The unit is 1400 watts, any common 15 amp AC outlet can handle the load with ease. This machine is for coffee pods only. Search for the Bunn MCU Single Serve Multi-Use Brewer for a model that can be used 4 different ways. That model will make just hot water, or use coffee pods, or use regular loose ground coffee, or the "K" cups. These Bunn brewers are "first class" for single serve coffee makers and are well worth the money!
1211732
I use it for coffee machine. It is burn after 3 days. My coffee machine 1000 watts
773913
Yes. You can turn the burner to low. In camp coffee doesn't usually last that long.
225590
No. This will power one 100 watt light bulb, recharge phones, ipods, handheld game consoles and tablets, but when I have tried anything more it has failed. It's the perfect camping power source when usually a person doesn't have appliances. It really isn't designed for that.
2235935
I believe it should, since a Keurig filled with water is not very light either.
690727
I have used my power inverter only for a heating pad for a bad back while driving long distances in the car. I do not know if it will operate a coffee pot but I would think that it might. It does not appear that your coffee pot is a high voltage appliance. Good luck!
1370669
Well the included relay is rated at 40 amps so around 2500 Watts continuous if you're in the US. Heating elements often draw more power initially so you can always choose a lower power machine if you're concerned. Best thing to do is measure the current when you power on your coffee maker and see how high it goes.
42624
I don't know the wattage is. I do no that it well get my coffee hot in no time
330195
Presumably if you place regular coffee grounds in the basket it would brew one cup of regular coffee, perhaps a bit stronger than a conventional brewer
65059
look up the power consumption in the manual - I just found one Jura coffee maker that consumes 1,300w which will blow any fuse protecting a 1,000w power supply. You will need to have your converter at least 30-50& over rated for the appliance - this should be listed somewhere online so the blown fuses is probably telling you that your converter is under sized
1226864
I guess it should work. My coffee machine 220v, 50Hz, 1800w works. Unfortunately its a bit noisy. My other one from Brand seven star makes less noise.
700891
Yes, as long as the coffee pot base plug prong are the same distance as between the cord plug prongs distance.
2105280
absolutly, I love it for dry camping. It doesn't keep coffee warm after its made but that doesnt affect me as i'm done before then.
1717951
I received mine and it didn't work at all. Even changing the fuze. So I would say no. Also- items with a heating element are going to require more watts. This is only good for 100 watts. I can't be sure how large your coffee pot is, but I'm betting more than 100 watts.