Will this power a 200 watt basic video light for about 4 hours? I need it for a video shoot.
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How many amps will it pull this has a total of 800 amps try to find out how many amps it is pulling to find out how long the battery will last
1617205
4 AA batteries...keep extras if you are shooting video, the power drain is higher.
1694643
Depends on your use, what is plugged in etc. We only have lighting circuit (wattage varies) and computers (they draw a constant 50 watts) Works for our needs. Also depends on Batteries - we have six 12 Volt batteries. More batteries more storage
1794338
NO. There is no power is work when you put in 200W transformer This is last question I answer you after I am not explain why this light is not working.
1599677
Though it's hard to answer without specific numbers, probably hours. It will power my pic and monitor for 20 minutes, you should be able to get 3-10 times that.
1949704
This light does not consume a lot of power, however I strongly suggest you visit www.goalzero.com and check their long range of battery packs; their battery packs have nice compatible output ports with these lights.
732224
yes, it has enough juice to power it, just not sure for how long. my guess would be several hours. but most tv's have a usb plug in the back that is good for powering it on. it's what I do with my chromecast.
674609
dude the answer is yes but it will only be running at 400 watt you would need a 1000 watt power supply to get the full benefit of the 1000 watt light
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Hi,Yes, as long as the camera needs less than 1300 Watt.Regards,KarenCS Email Representative
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Yes, but how long depends on the load. If you use this for a computer that uses 250 W (~.5 times the power rating of the computer) it should last about 6 hours. When you add the monitor (~150 W) it should last 3.5 hours. The only way you can tell how long is by measuring the power that your "appliance" is by using a power meter such as the P3 International P4400 Kill A Watt Electricity Usage Monitor ($20 on Amazon).
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This battery is a simple 12VDC power source. It will power any FFinder , stereo, LED light, or anything else that required this voltage. It does have a low amp/hour rating, so it would not power a larger unit with a lot of bells/whistles for too long. It works great for low- mid priced locators - $75 - 200 range, for example.
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definately below 40 watts. I would say each of these replaces a regular light bullb that is 25 - 30 watts
1946179
A few hours unless you have the video going the whole time. The video will drain the battery faster.
1587110
I tested mine with two of the HitLights 5m cool white lights and ran it for about a half hour. The power supply didn't get noticeably warm so it didn't seem to be overdriven with that many lights. I would recommend going to the higher-rated power supply as a 48W supply will probably get hot with a maxed out load on it and fail prematurely, especially if you are going to add jumper wires to connect the strings or any smaller segments you cut and connect.
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NO, This will not help you. This supports only 200w and it gets heated up in less than half an hour.
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As long as you have a hotshoe on your camera, yes. Just take into consideration that this is a light suited for video rather than still photography
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Should run lights with no problem... 25A is about the equivalent to a power point...