If I understand all this information correctly......I can operate this unit with my truck's cigarette plug, which has a maximum load restriction of 10 Amps.
1661757
No problem it pulls six amps when it is cooling at max and 1.8 5 after temperature is reached hope this helps have a great day mark
1133051
it should be able to handle it, but 500watts is on the higher half of the amp's capabilities
656254
This switch should be fine on your truck as long as the circuit your planning on using it on doesn't draw more than 20 amps, hopefully drawing a little less so the switch isn't operating at it's limit continuously.
1920786
The accessory port in your truck is not strong enough to handle this inverter. You Must go directly the the battery. Remember this inverter has 6000 watts of peak power.
201457
This switch has a rating of 10 Amp. and for inductive loads, maximum 1/2 HP motor.
2218192
Yes, the heavier the cord, the more power the unit will be able to use. Make sure the cord is rated for at least 10 amps for best results.
1123616
This is a remotely operated switch. Rated for 15 amps. I use it to operate a relay and depend on the vehicle battery for power. Only power here is the battery in the remote to send the signal. It could be used to switch directly if the load was less than 15 amps. I personally would not trust it to hold up in switching a 15 amp load often and depend on a stout relay.
1834488
The compressor has a 15amp in-line fuse and that tells me it draws a substantial amount of current. Your cigarette lighter cannot possibly provide that load without blowing a fuse.
206844
I wouldn't run 15a as a continual load but for jacking up a vehicle then you should be ok.
958513
Minimum load meaning what. It'll drive whatever you need to drive. Max out at a bit over 30 Amps.
749770
You will be able to run 10 amps from each plug for your total of 30. You need to check the amp rating on what you will be running.
1442653
I do not know how many amps, it handles everything I plug into it, it work well!
616914
These inverters are only 80% efficient. That being said I would only run 100w max so you do not have any issues. Your cigarette lighter has to have a 10 amp fuse at least.It will work if you do not exceed 100-120 watts. Electronics usually have a tolerance of +/- 20%.If you hookup a fused line directly (8 gauge min) to your battery you can use the full watts capacity of this inverter.
181225
Yes but it requires 12 volts and 10 amps make sure you cigarette lighter adapter supplies these specs ok?
977487
The current draw on this is pretty small so you are mainly adding a fuse to protect in the event of a direct short. I would think 10 Amp would be more than enough.
548888
I don't know for sure, but remember when you are using a power inverter for every amp you pull at 110 volts you're pulling 10 amps at 12 volts. Most likely the device cannot deliver the amperage to the inverter even with no load because the inverter consumes power even though you're not placing a load on it.
1887437
Well your batteries are wired parallel sop they're is no parasite with voltage. I don't know if the truck uses a contactor for a starting battery and an operating battery our both full time, but either way the cigarette adapter will work if it has power to it