Can this be used for a Travel Trailer off the grid. We want to plug it tosurge strip extension cord to run our 110v tv, fan, and power the LED lights
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it depends on the amp draw from all of your appliances. 110 volts can power a 65" or 19" tv. check the amp draw for the appliances. The other gotcha is - most of these newer inverters are not accurate as far as capacity goes. for example - i bought one of these as a spare in case my old (7 year+) walmart inverter died. it could not handle the load but the old walmart one had no problem. my best advice is - buy one about 2x the amperage you need and be prepared to return it. do not use it in a situation which you cannot have it fail. have some sort of spare... these guys that answered "yes" haven't got a clue as to what you are really powering. it depends on the amp draw from all of your appliances. 110 volts can power a 65" or 19" tv. check the amp draw for the appliances. The other gotcha is - most of these newer inverters are not accurate as far as capacity goes. for example - i bought one of these as a spare in case my old (7 year+) walmart inverter died. it could not handle the load but the old walmart one had no problem. my best advice is - buy one about 2x the amperage you need and be prepared to return it. do not use it in a situation which you cannot have it fail. have some sort of spare... these guys that... » Read More it depends on the amp draw from all of your appliances. 110 volts can power a 65" or 19" tv. check the amp draw for the appliances. The other gotcha is - most of these newer inverters are not accurate as far as capacity goes. for example - i bought one of these as a spare in case my old (7 year+) walmart inverter died. it could not handle the load but the old walmart one had no problem. my best advice is - buy one about 2x the amperage you need and be prepared to return it. do not use it in a situation which you cannot have it fail. have some sort of spare... these guys that answered "yes" haven't got a clue as to what you are really powering. « Show Less
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Hi R.,It can work great as long as the watts of the appliances is less than 1300w and as long as you connect it to the car battery directly and not to the ciggarete plug (it might burn the car fuse if the Watts of the appliances that are used are too high.Hope this helps,Angela CS Email Representative
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Maybe it will be powerful enough, I don't think it has enough guts. I have 2 of them.
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it depends on the amp draw from all of your appliances. 110 volts can power a 65" or 19" tv. check the amp draw for the appliances. The other gotcha is - most of these newer inverters are not accurate as far as capacity goes. for example - i bought one of these as a spare in case my old (7 year+) walmart inverter died. it could not handle the load but the old walmart one had no problem. my best advice is - buy one about 2x the amperage you need and be prepared to return it. do not use it in a situation which you cannot have it fail. have some sort of spare... these guys that answered "yes" haven't got a clue as to what you are really powering.
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This is just an extension cord. I don't see why it couldn't be used to power anything.
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Yes of course with an adapter. These "no" answers are just plain wrong from folks who never left the single-wide trailer in hillbilly-town USA. Anyone stationed or living overseas probably never met an appliance or device that couldn't plug in there and here just fine. Most electric products I bought overseas came with an adapter in the box though. This doesn't.
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I don't know for sure .but I puzzled why your trailer runs off 2_6 volts. But as far as 12 volt standard it works great highly recommend this product.
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I don't see why you can't do that. You'll have to use like and end of an extension cord because these lights have a power pack which converts them from 110vac to dc
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You will not be able to run either the air conditioner or the microwave with the Go Power 120. The unit puts out about 6.7 amps of power an hour and is intended to charge your trailer's battery or batteries. It does a good job of this. But it provides only DC power, not the AC power required for an air conditioner or microwave.
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Not directly or it would burn up. You must use an adapter that will allow this. I believe these voltage/freq. adapters may be purchased at a very reasonable cost. Probably could find what you need by googling it Ask for forign travel voltage adapters.
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If you do not use an extension cord, keep away from flamibles I would say it should be safe. I use mine in a travel trailer without any problems. Best heater I have ever owned , nothing gets hot anywhere around heater.
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It is only for 110 volt, but if you had an adapter you could use it while travelling.i use mine at home in Canada
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Yes, you can use this for anything that requires a 12 volt input, just keep in mind you want to keep the load at or less than 75% of maximum. Although mine has been operating just fine powering my led controller and 150 watts of strip lights
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This is really for charging 12v batteries. Not aboe to directly charge laptops, etc, becuse the output in 12V from the controller. We use this on our RV to charge 4 marine batteries with the 30AMP controller, and run inverters to run appliances. It would be overkill to use this with inverters just for basic recharging, but it CAN be done.
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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.
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You can use either power supply ac/or dc with this product, because it comes with an adapter to do both. I guess if you needed it on your boat or camper you could do so with no problem.
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I have the same setup on my travel trailer - two Trojan 6 volt in series, for 12 volts total. Just took it camping this weekend, with no hookups and went 3 days without having to run a generator. We used a small laptop, our house water pump, fridge, and furnace ran all three nights as well. Something to keep in mind is that all of my lights have been switched to led, and it was only slightly cloudy for us. I never bothered to check my actual voltage, but my stock wall meter was typically at 1/2 to 3/4 in the a.m., and full by sunset. Hope this helps
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Yes that will work. I would recommend getting a 30 to 15 amp adapter and run two extension chords from different outlets. This will allow your entire camper to have power Instead of only half.
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Yes I would think so. Look at a close up of this extension cord plug and notice the pin shapes and orientations. This 30 amp power cord is one that is commonly used on RV's and campground hookups.
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I will only handle about an 8 amp load at 110V. Mine are working just fine since I make certain the circuit is not overloaded. Like you would not want to use this to control a 1500 watt electric heater. The remote module will fail and you'll be down on unit. Best to use these units to control lights, electronic equipment and such. High current gadgets should be limited to around 800 watts.