Is there any way to run cords into it? I was thinking of using as a mobile charging station.
224280
It is metal on all the sides and top...you could drill in the metal...Other than that there are no openings.
224281
Not easily - there are no holes into it. You could of course drill, but how would you then open the drawers if you have a cable through the hole? Perhaps if you drill a hole in the back you could make something work...
224282
It does not have any holes or even knock-out for cords to be placed into/through it.
224283
Great little file cabinet. I had to return the first one because of it was damaged in transit. I returned it, and the second one can in much better shape because it was so much better packaged. This is a good little file(I use it along with a larger 4-drawer one). It is a very good buy.
224284
There are no openings on this piece of furniture. You would have to drill holes in the back AND the back of the draw in order for you to use as a mobile station.
1443496
It looks like you could. I haven't ever done so. Mine is plugged into a power surge unit though.
661982
You can plug it into an outlet. A USB cable is included but no proper charger, I use any cell phone or tablet charger at hand. You could possibly charge it by plugging it to a computer USB but it'll take forever to fully charge. Cranking it would also take a long time to fully charge, it's meant to be used as a last resort.Been using it for nearly a year with no complains btw
199038
Personally , I wouldn't recommend doing that .Follow the manufacturers manual on charging methods and you should get good service from the unit .
1525568
We love our cooler and use it often when traveling. The conncector to the cooler is a special shape and ends in a car charger connection which then connects to a converter with a car charger receptacle which goes to a conventional house 110 plug. Therefore, I would not think that it can be easily used without the supplied cords. We use ours both in the house and in the car simply by removing the house cord extenstion and plugging it into a car "power" receptacle. Works great
337543
The charger hangs on a bracket. It looks like you could turn the tabs around on the back of the unit. why not get a longer cord that goes into the charger.
16524
I think you can take a USB cable that fits into the unit on one end and the other wider end can be fitted into a USB wall charger. Sorry I am no techie as to proper technical terms.
2057250
Unfortunately not. It's only for charging portable devices like cell phones, tablets, and any other devices that charge via a USB port.
1630685
I don't think there is any option for connecting it to anything except the power cord. Maybe if you take it apart. I don't think it is designed to do that though.
1939755
Yes, you should be able to do that. You might have to leave about an inch of cord though.
2049492
Hi Christian,Thank you for your inquiry!Due to the fact that this unit only has a 60 Amp Hour Battery, most large devices cannot be plugged into it continuously. Is there a specific item that you wanted to power on a continuous basis?Best regards,Earthtech Products
661983
You can plug it into an outlet. A USB cable is included but no proper charger, I use any cell phone or tablet charger at hand. You could possibly charge it by plugging it to a computer USB but it'll take forever to fully charge. Cranking it would also take a long time to fully charge, it's meant to be used as a last resort. Been using it for nearly a year with no complains btw
1136083
We bought one from another online store and the outlet needs to be vertical. (one on top of the other). Every plug we have is vertical in the entire house. You "could' use it but it defeats the purpose of holding two phones off the counter to charge. It should be flipable to accommodate horizontal plugs. Seemly would work fine. Just check your outlets.
1725842
No but I think you could buy a plug and hard wire it and run the cord down from underneath it fairly easily as it's open at the bottom and top.
2245419
I had mine direct wired into the wall but I don't see why you couldn't just drill a small opening at the bottom of the base cap and run a cord along a raceway to a plug. Hope this helps.
1964466
I don't know if you would want to put that kind of power through that small a cord. If Goal Zero says it can accept that much power through there I would say you can wire up your own but mine did not come with such an adapter. The charge controller on this panel puts out 10 amps at 12volts that alot of power. The wires that came with mine seem to be much thicker that what i see on the goal zero page for connectors.
964944
Not stupid. There's a compartment that holds a cable. Plug that into the power tank and the miniature female connector just below the handset mount. This video shows you how, but it's not a power tank.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QDXyBIRooRA