Can I use this in my car with dc/ac converter ?
1083116
Only if your dc/ac converter is of the "pure sign wave type" and of sufficient capacity to handle the cyber power start up and load requirements and it will also require a DC to AC power converter rated at least at 2800 watts surge and 2500 watts continuous to work properly wire strait off the battery with at least 4 gauge stranded copper wire. Fuse bock suggested. Hope this helps.
1083117
Only if your dc/ac converter is of the "pure sign wave type" and of sufficient capacity to handle the cyber power startup and load requirements
577795
No - it is AC only. You would need a 110V inverter for your car that converts the 12V DC to 110V AC. A few SUVs / Vans have 110V plugs in them.
1923922
No. Not without a converter, BUT On page 6, section 1.13 "DO NOT USE WITH POWER INVERTER/CONVERTER"
383889
It can be plugged into a 240V AC but not a 24V DC. It can be plugged into a car AC, only if it's between 100-240V AC.
753517
yeah, you can buy an inverter. an inverter turns the 12volts DC from your car into 120volts AC(the same as a normal house outlet). here's an example of an inverter: Xantrex Technologies 851-0178 XPower 175-Watt Micro Inverter just make sure that the inverter is strong enough to power the cushion (look at the WATT rating)
1059187
I not recommend using ac-dc converters unless you have noise suppression circuits. The radio sensitivity is one of the best I've found (I have Grundig and JVC) and power line noise interferes with the weak signals in some cases. Best charging batteries apart and use on your radio. This recommendation should be followed with all sensitive equipment.
1350100
Sure. The power input is just a cable with cigarette lighter on the car-supply end, and medium size coaxial DC plug on at the device. You could easily cut or remove the cigarette plug and wire to a fused *12 Volt DC * power source in the vehicle
1866292
Yes..... I guess if you had an 12VDC to 110VAC inverter and a car battery....
283554
I think you might be able to use a car charger with it, as there's a DC input slot. I haven't tried that, though, so I'm not sure.
605422
Radio Shack is the only place that comes to mind. Take the device with you since they have a way to measure the input port for the right plug.The other way would be to use a standard car to 110 inverter.
277460
I am not an expert on this matter, but I think you can use a DC to AC converter (ie Cobra CPI 480) which can be used with either the cigarette lighter or direct to car battery cable attachments.
1018753
No, this unit is for alternating current (AC) use only. Automotive applications are always direct current (DC).
1700249
Only if you have a regular outlet in your car. Some vehicles do. Hubby has a power inverter in his rig, so I bought this for him.
1066219
Yes. This converter will work for that & many other things. I use it frequently. Super handy for testing other DC gadgets without having to go to your car as well.
1445848
The DC voltage in is 12 volts, so it won't work in European automobiles that have 24 volt accessory plugs. I think the AC part is 110-240 but I do t have it in from of me now. It will be next week before I can verify that. Let me know if you want me to verify.
446035
Agree with the above. This is a DC device. Changing to AC with an inverter and then changing back to DC with a power brick is not necessary and slightly comical ;) Just wire it to 12 VDC like any other car audio component.
2120931
It is unlikely there is a car adapter. It has a "transformer plug" built into the cord that accepts AC voltage only. If you have an "inverter", this would allow you to convert 12 Volts DC to the 110AC you need. If you have an electrician friend, He could make something up for you. As for the unit itself, it works great. I use it every day. It obviously works well as it leaves you shoes, slippers and such smelling like ocean fresh. This unit will fit into boots and any shoe in any size. Great buy.