hello I&acute;m a littledumb on the watts issue, does this product work with any car battery,for example my car has a "duncan liberty 650" will it work?
1090453
This would work with any 12 volt battery. The only differences would be how long you could run it on only the battery. A small car battery would get very little run time before draining the battery, while a large truck battery would get a lot longer. The previous statement would only apply to a vehicle not running. If your car is started, there should be no problems running a converter this small for however long you want.
768382
I just put one on my 1988 club car.it seems to be working fine.i just run wire from +post on meter to + on first battery in the battery bank.run wire from neg. post on meter to neg.on the last battery in the battery bank.hope that help you.
239516
I'm sorry but I cannot answer this question, I recommend you check the voltage, watts, & amps specific to make it work. why are you asking this ?
566518
Depends on what type of battery you have, Susan. Here is a direct quote from my owner's manual: "This system is designed to be used ONLY on vehicles with 12 volt DC battery system. Do NOT connect to a 6 volt or 24 volt battery system." The caps are mine to stress that this unit is only for 12 V systems. So far mine has worked flawlessly and I hope you have a 12 V battery so you can enjoy the same performance that I am. Good luck! Chuck
784153
None that I am aware of. But it will work just fine off of my 400 watt DC/AC power inverter in the camper van, or just any plug in cigarette lighter power inverter of 100 watt or higher rating. Great for that passenger seat neck massage on the go. Or a good lumbar massage as well!!! Although it can be rather addictive. I have spent over 2 hours on it at a time, several times. (Just too enjoyable!!!)
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Not at all these batterys are used to give u that power u need for ya amp battery is to small 2 start ya car if thats the case just use your battery you have now but if you are powering amos and subs depending on what you have it may drain your battery i use it because i have 4 12s mids and highs amp and sub amp 2 6x9 and before i bought this battery my voltage was droppin low so to answer your question i wouldt just use this battery i dont think it will even crank your car
25763
I think you mean amps, not watts. It is supposed to trickle charge slowly. Borrow or buy a3 amp charger for this battery. 10 amps would ruin it.
387193
My advice ...don t buy it, regardless of watts. Mine quit working properly after 3 weeks. I ordered a replacement...same thing happened after 2 weeks!
1563981
the output is wattage and its 5 watts- while I would never say never it is highly unlikely you will overcharge a battery with it- it does not put out enough amps (260mA) to sustain high rate of charge- I keep it on my motorcycle battery thru the winter only charges when in direct sunlight and the more the better
22136
Sure it would work... but 1.5 Watt panel is not very much input in a car or truck battery. How much amp out put is that panel?Let me know... Don
1241297
I use it on a chevy volt, draws 1300 watts on 110 volts and 3300 watts on 220 volts.. works well for my volt,2012 chevy volts max out at 3.3 so it may work differently on cars that allow higher charge rates
1891446
I just looked at my charger, its 12VDC / 2 amp, same output as a car cigarette lighter. It is a Positive TIP (center) and Negative Outside jack. As long as you get an adaptor to fit unit and ensure Positive TIP, it will work. As far Amps, a car battery has as much as 500 amps, but don't worry, your box will only draw the 2 or less amps, only what it needs of the available 500 amps.
1947081
Wont' work. You'll burn out the charge controller, which is rated to about 500W maximum. I'd suggest an Outback controller instead (FM60 or FM80). We've used this Tracer2210RN for smaller installations up to about 400W max. We've also used five other controllers of various capacities and like the Outback series the best.
215122
I don't think this will work for you, unless your putting it in a car to convert the power into a source to plug machines into. You need to look for a 1600w power supply.
1749352
Wish I could tell you -- threw it out because it wouldn't get very hot, so probably very few watts. I was using converter rather than auto outlet, so maybe that was problem, but that's what I needed it for. Good luck.
1151370
If work with the Leaf, then it should work for the BMW. I just saw a BMW in my local Nissan dealer bump free electricity.
373422
That's more than enough watts. It should work with your power supply too. However, I would check any specifics on both manufacturers websites.