Do I need to buy a battery to go with this? I am trying to build an electric fence.
1052991
I don't know for sure about the electric fence--the purpose of this is to keep a car or similar battery charged so it doesn't go dead while vehicle is idle for extended periods. I keep a car in FL 5 mos out of the year and use this so I don't have a dead battery. I can't see this powering a fence--nor keeping a 12v auto battery charged against the output to charge a fence. Not much help, I know. Good luck with this.
1052992
if the fence doesn't come with a battery you will need one . The panel just powers up the battery, it won't run the fence on its own. also, you can't charge the battery while the fence is turned on.
1052993
Im not a specialist by any means but if I had to guess this won't work for an electric fence. Its design is typically set up as a trickle charger for a car's 12 volt battery. good luck
658907
battery is included, follow operators manual about care for the battery i have 2 electric mowers and have had no problems with batterys
649564
no battery, rather a plug-in. Battery mowers aren't very powerful and the charge isn't great if you have a large mowing job. Alternatively, you can get two batteries and put the second in if the first gives out. HOWEVER, the battery-mowers are very heavy, and this one is not, which is what I (as 70-year old female) needed.
991318
No - battery is not included, I use one of the two I have for my drill. Great light, though! I'm really glad I bought it. It has been a big help on some work I've been doing lately.
190585
Should be included wire that plugs into 12 volt output on generator and clamps to battery
1961408
No. You will need an electronic inverter that is designed to connect to the electric grid. You also need an agreement with your electric company for them to buy your solar electricity. If that is all you need, then you don't need batteries.
1993807
No battery is not included I did purchased an extra hundred foot of wire and extended the power cables to my own car battery
1607378
I don't think there is any battery in there. You need to connect it to a socket.
1065077
No you have to buy a battery and charger I recommend a 6 cell battery lipo or nihm Atleast 5000 mah
1792259
no, it needs to be wired directly to the battery with a 30 amp inline fuse added.
412146
You will need a battery installed on front of trailer or some way to power and it would need to be quite heavy wire (cables) it you were to runn any distance to another battery....
597162
If you have a deadbolt above you will need ot buy a filler plate. Lowe's carries them for cheap that's what I had to use. The batteries last for about 1-3 months depending on usage. I wired up an old power pack off a linksys router and it runs the lock and charges the batteries 24/7. Email me for more detail on how to wire it up, its very simple!
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You have to purchase an appropriate battery (also listed on the site) as well as a charger. That's the bad news. Good news is both the specified battery and the fast charger work quickly and we've been using ours for four or five years (although not as a professional daily carpenter) and everything still lasts quite a while and has good power. The saw is heavy, though, so you can get arm and wrist complaints after too long an application. Hope this helps.
610389
Yes, the unit comes with a battery. For longer running time I would recommend one of the larger batteries (higher amperage). Be careful not to buy a higher voltage, this will burn out the motor.
948313
I have place for a battery but there is no battery included with mine. The unit comes with a power cord.
1874114
No, you don't need batteries at all. If you haven't had enough sun for it to be charged thru the solar panel, just crank it a few seconds. It doesn't take much. I love it. It's very small size makes it so cute, yet it's very functional. You can't really tell by the picture the size of it, but the dimensions are in the description. And to give you an idea, it has a wrist strap.
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The pole saw that I purchased came with a 20 volt battery. I later purchased a 40 volt battery to use as a spare, and it works just fine with my saw.