will this work with a 12VDC 11AH generator battery?
237793
Yes sir it will work fine. It is somewhat over kill for just 11 amps but it wont hurt anything. And the key comes out when its turned off.Hope this helps. Have a great day. GP
237794
The switch will work fine for the generator battery - it will actually be overkill in that application. The switch intended application carries the full current of a marine battery to a large starter motor - which is over 100 amps ....and up to the full 500 cold cranking amp capability of a marine battery.
237795
Easily. Whats important is its load bearing current, and this is 100A, enough to carry the load of a starter motor on a diesel engine.
237796
Yes, it will work. Use terminal lugs that fit the wire being used as well as the size of the bolts on the switch.
237797
Not sure of your application. I use my switch to keep the batteries in my trailer from over charging while I am parked for a time and using the 110 volt land line. Works great for my application.
565616
Kendrick has it spot on. Six - 6v batteries at 225 Ah should work with a 1kw for a 12v battery bank.
2245580
Sorry I couldn't help you, the battery was purchased for a friend and he used it for an outdoor lamp.My guess would be if the Voltage and Amps correspond to your unit and the size is right there should be no problem.
106087
I am not sure. I have the Generac XP8000E and this was the exact battery that came with it. You may want to contact Lowes. That is where I purchased my generator. Sorry I could not help more.
2047945
sorry don't really know im using on a 12 volt system you should be able too they only take less than 2 mps to run
1296120
Yes. I am using two 12 volt deep cycle batteries and have dry camped for 2 weeks with little generator use and works great
1750119
I expect it will work, but won't be as bright as the 18v transformer. The bulbs are rated at 14 volts and they are in series so in theory the fixture could handle twice your 12v source.
977832
This is a 230 volt AC. As long as generator supports this output then it should work. I would consult generator manufacturer for the details prior to ordering
1241904
You can do this but it will take a long time to fully charge. With only one generator, you will get about 0.1 amp into your 12V battery.
1160290
It should as long as it puts out 12v, but get the required amperage and get a power supply on eBay
1113810
Probably. Make sure your old battery is 12 volt and this will work. The physical dimensions may be a little different and ah_ amp_hour rating only rate how long the battery can power your system if no house electricity. If you're old battery is 6 volt then get a 6 volt of similar size
1285726
Not sure, i went by diamentions, voltage and ampH if all those match your battery it should work for your application.
2024196
Yes, it will work with any 12v landscape transformer that has sufficient wattage available.
1744276
No, will this not work in a standard 120 house lamp. It will work with a nine volt battery - I rigged up a nice battery powered lamp for power outages.
1207046
I'm not 100% sure but I think you'd need a 9 volt adapter, not a 12 volt. Try this one
1750143
I use this switch on my motor home with a 12 volt battery. It should work fine with yours.
698366
yeah sure, it is a trickle charger so the charge rate is a little slower that an 12v alternator or generator. so the principle is the same. there might be one with a little more of a charging rate than for a motorcycle battery. (6 volts versus a 12volt standard battery).