Will this unit satisfy a an upright cyclonic vacuum cleaner with an output of 12 amps x 120 volts = 1440
2034163
yes, you can.you have only 1440 watts in your vacuum cleaner while your transformer is 5000watts.
1854539
Will work on 120. 3 pronged plug. If you have regular house outlets that you plug a vacuum, TV or stereo into, it will work fine, its a nice unit and s fairly priced.
876656
Very likely (&gt;90%) yes. The extra converter power of 2000W compared to the 1440W should be sufficient. Yet, there is a small uncertainly, as the starting power of appliances like vacuum cleaners is sometimes significantly more.
551682
The unit is rated at 12 AMPS, 1440 WATTS. A 15 AMP circuit is sufficient as long as there are not other appliances on the circuit.Hope that helps!
2206060
As line conditioners are designed to provide surge protection and provide a steady 120 vac power to connected equipment, the LC1200 may not be the best fit for your application. However, depending on your specific application's requirements, we have other products in our offering that may be a better option. For additional information, please reach out to our presales applications team at 773-869-1773 or presaleshelp@tripplite.com
449106
No... This is a Voltage compatibility: 120 VAC device. You might want to try the "kenable Individually Switched 6 Gang Surge Protected Mains Power Extension 2m (~6 feet)". This is rated at Voltage Rating V AC: 230V. Good luck.. cheers
910680
On paper, yes, with enough amps left over for other devices. In reality, this compressor will probably have a hard time and might get damaged. See Del's answer. Also this only supplies 120 volts, so make sure you don't need 240.
102487
The EUREKA S3681D draws 12 amps, running on standard 120 volt house current. Customer service person at Electrolux tells me this motor will outlast the motor in the red version of this vacuum.
1440425
Divide the maximal amount of watts (1500) by the number of volts (120). That would be (12.5). I would trust the manufacturer's claim of 12.6.
1324236
Depends on your requirements. It will certainly provide 12VDC. As to whether it has the current capacity to meet your needs will take a little math.
1409895
i looked on the instruction booklet and it said 120 volts andshould not exceed 12 amperes. i hope this info helps. it's the only place i see the information. if not, try calling 1-800-3-conair.
1582397
I cant say except that 12 VDC doesn't mater about polarity. 12 VAC is only 8.5 volts effective or / root mean square
1975489
Class 2 transformer model AD 12001000AU input120VAC 60hz 200ma out put 12VAC 1000 mA
1317909
Answer here... I have never never seen any heaters that operate at standard 120 VAC with ratings higher than 1500 Watts, which is 12.5 amps. This is safely within the 20 amp limit of household breakers. Six to eight times that power would require 75 to 100 amps.
442900
Yes, it will work on 12VDC(battery). If 240 mains is the only option you have, then you should buy a 240 volt to 120 volt transformer which will supply the 120 VAC.
694237
The unit on the bottom states 120 VAC. If it could accept a higher voltage it would say so. Your answer is no.
2048060
Yes as long as you don't exceed the controllers maximum current output. This unit at 12vdc draws 560milliamps