can you use this to for example plug into a small appliance radio etc?
1034083
no you can't...you have to get a MPPT charger controller..the panels puts out up to 20 volt of Dc.. and the controller charges a 12 volt battery then you need a inverter that hooks up to the battery to convert to 120 volts then you can hook up appliance unless The appliances is 12v then you don't need the inverter.....
1034084
Directly? Probably not. The output from the panel is DC. It needs a controller to settle it to c. 12+ volts (to charge battery.) If your radio works on 12v DC you are set. If it runs on 110v ac you will need an inverter (DC to ac).
1034085
sure if its dc, you can charge your cell phone with it also , or a 100 watt light bulb
1034086
you can connect it to an appliance only if the appliance uses the same voltage as the solar panel. The most complete system would include a controller the regulate the voltage from the solar panel, batteries to store the energy produced so you have energy when there is no sun, and an inverter to convert the energy from the direct current (AC) that the battery uses to alternating current (AC) that most small appliances use.
386488
No you cannot. this thing has only 100 W or 150 W is meant for small electronics.
450171
Yes, if it's an external CD player that you plug into the "aux" input of the radio. For instance, you can plug in an external MP3 player.
799071
I don't see why you can't use this for any device that has RCA outputs. It's just a ground loop eliminator. I used it to get rid of the hum on a home audio system and it is still working great.
1816375
Don't see why not. If the plug fits, use it. (If it doesn't, return it and try another.)
1234123
Yes. That is exactly what I did with mine. You may need an adapter depending on the stereo input connections.
13329
Yes you can, it simply plugs in inline in between the radio harness and the head unit. I am currently running a hertz amplifier off the subwoofer rcas and am using this amplifier to give some extra power to my door speakers.
49896
Yes you can do that, you can plug anything that is below 400watts. how long it will last it depends on volume, but I guess about 2 hrs
1955283
I believe you can as long as you hook it to the input side of the receiver if that's what you were going to.
1702964
Ted,if it has the kind of mini connection used to hook up headphones or ear buds that you find on PCs,walkmen,ipods or other mp3 players,sure. In fact, it can also be used on Tvs that don't have mini jacks but have standard two plug audio output connections. Either type of connection is fine.
678075
yes you can. i mainly use it as a stereo. bluetooth with iphone etc. you can also plug it in directly
2177280
I haven't actually tried, but I don't see why not. It converts it to work the same as your house outlet.
1551173
No reason you couldn't. It plugs directly into an outlet so that might be an astetic issue.
603120
As long as you have a radio and a devise (such as MP3) to plug this into, your good to go. Hope this helps.
2204258
As Far As I Know There Stuart P., You Can Use It On Anything That Has A Need For Extra Power, Your Cell Phone, Or Anything That Has A USB Port. Your Transistor Radio For Instance. I Bought An Emergency Lithium Battery-USB Port AM Radio That Also Can Be Powered By It
2127369
Presumed you want to use on a powered speaker having a receiver or amplifier. Yes you can use this by connecting it to auxilliary input. Hope this helps
715539
You can hook this up to almost any normal home item. I use them for tv, cable box etc and even some computer stuff.