Can you use this to power small kitchen appliances - coffee pot, griddle?
2030145
Yes, as part of a mid size solar/wind system. If you want to use appliances that generate heat, you need more wattage.
2030146
Youd be better off goin with a walmart ($70.00 marine bat), has quick charge capabilities, also even faster discharge capability. Coffee makers and grills, require high discharge draw. Also, if your only using the inverter once or twice a day, the one marine bat may be sufficient, for small one time uses per day.The 35ah bat is small (round size of lawnmower bat), I do not recommend for your application, however, they would be good for, "more of a long term, gradual recharge", type of power source such as, gate openers(used 1-3 times daily), low voltage outdoor lighting, or simple nitelights around the house. Remember, who won the race, the rabbit or the turtle? Youd be better off goin with a walmart ($70.00 marine bat), has quick charge capabilities, also even faster discharge capability. Coffee makers and grills, require high discharge draw. Also, if your only using the inverter once or twice a day, the one marine bat may be sufficient, for small one time uses per day.The 35ah bat is small (round size of lawnmower bat), I do not recommend for your application, however, they would be good for, "more of a long term, gradual recharge", type of power source such as, gate openers(used 1-3 times daily), low voltage outdoor lighting, or... » Read More Youd be better off goin with a walmart ($70.00 marine bat), has quick charge capabilities, also even faster discharge capability. Coffee makers and grills, require high discharge draw. Also, if your only using the inverter once or twice a day, the one marine bat may be sufficient, for small one time uses per day.The 35ah bat is small (round size of lawnmower bat), I do not recommend for your application, however, they would be good for, "more of a long term, gradual recharge", type of power source such as, gate openers(used 1-3 times daily), low voltage outdoor lighting, or simple nitelights around the house. Remember, who won the race, the rabbit or the turtle? « Show Less
2030147
Yes and no. You realize this is just a battery -- used to store DC power. If you want to use AC appliances you will need an inverter to convert the DC to AC. There are small 12V DC appliances designed for camping and truckers, etc. but generally they don't last long and aren't as effective as their AC counterparts. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power_inverter
2030148
Youd be better off goin with a walmart ($70.00 marine bat), has quick charge capabilities, also even faster discharge capability. Coffee makers and grills, require high discharge draw. Also, if your only using the inverter once or twice a day, the one marine bat may be sufficient, for small one time uses per day. The 35ah bat is small (round size of lawnmower bat), I do not recommend for your application, however, they would be good for, "more of a long term, gradual recharge", type of power source such as, gate openers(used 1-3 times daily), low voltage outdoor lighting, or simple nitelights around the house. Remember, who won the race, the rabbit or the turtle?
1958126
I have one of mine installed in a regular 110 outlet with both a refrigerator and coffee pot attached. I think it will handle 20 Amps.
966783
Yes you can, as long the battery have enough 10.8 to 12.5 Volt, the better cables size is #2 gauge. The thick cable can deliver good power to appliance. Good luck
664380
I would think so...I use mine for my RV, tv and an air conditioner, check the amps on all you plan on running. http://www.supercircuits.com/resources/tools/volts-watts-amps-converter
538155
I'm not sure I'd try it. It's recommended to have a converter 2-3 times greater than the watts of the appliance you have.
279782
Yes it can. I specifically used it in that regards. I took it camping and we used it for the coffee maker (I know really ruffing it!) and it powered the rice cooker (Hawaiian are big on their rice) simultaneously. Both were plugged into a strip outlet. Just be sure to account for the wattage of your appliances and you should be fine. Hope this helps!!
1729653
I bought it for that purpose -- to use on a butane camp stove when our electricity goes out. So yes, you can.
1044055
You might be able to. I am using it to power a dog luring course. I would contact the company who makes the fridge.
488823
I haven't tried this, but the amp draw for battery charging is so low, I wouldn't think it would be a problem. Depends on the item- a 1200watt coffee pot or microwave- you could try it & watch- if it trips the breaker or lags down then no.
363619
No, the wattage is too strong for this converter, you have to get a bigger transformer to run a griddle.
1918089
NO NO NO!!! I would not in any way shape or form use this for anything such as a washer or dryer. This has 6 outlets on the front, but instead of 2 on the back, one is plastic -- thus you are channeling all that power through one plug. I use it for microwave, toaster oven and/or toaster, but not at once. I wouldn't run appliances with large power loads through it.
62831
I do not know if this particular item will work on overseas current but most small appliances will work with an adaptor or converter for the different power supply.
1328326
I'm not sure why you would want to use if for a Coffee maker? Coffee makers are not really succeptible to power variations.However if you feel the need to use it for a coffee maker then check the wattage on your coffee maker. If it's 2400 watts or less then you can use this. It's rated up to 2400 watts. I'm assuming you are in the U.S. and have 110V AC. This is not for 220V.
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If your question is "can you plug in a coffee pot?", I am going to guess that for most coffee makers the answer is 'No'. For example, this coffee maker from Amazon http://www.amazon.com/Mr-Coffee-4-Cup-Programmable-Coffeemaker/dp/B0008JIW8U/ref=sr_1_sc_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1379716140&sr=8-1-spell&keywords=4+cup+coff) uses 1200W. A 4-cup Mr. Coffee uses 900W. Each of those power levels is much more than this little 150W unit can deliver.
1308637
I use this system for 5- 4 watt light bulbs and to plug in my phone and lap top, this system will not work for power tools. Maybe for a small stereo depending on the wattage:)
1720174
This transformer will give you 220V power supply from 110V for sure. However you'd better check power consumption of your coffee machine. This transformer is only 100w capacity, so it should be used for appliances that consume less than 100w.
1090063
No. You will need a higher capacity converter for that. Grinders are an inductive load ( high inrush current), this is designed to operate up to 500 W resistive.