Does this plug into 240 volt mains and also 12 volt battery. Can we fit it onto our original stand in the camper
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The TV is quite small (you can see the dimensions).. I believe it's only about 11 or 12 inches wide. The only issue is the power plug runs into the left hand side (when looking at the TV), so you'll need to make sure you have the clearance.
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My husband uses his in the semi truck he drives; and we can use it at home. The TV set plugs in to a regular household socket, or power inverter, which is 110 line; AND is also has the cord for the 12v socket, the same kind that runs a cigarette lighter in a vehicle.
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It can run off 120v ac or 12 dc. yes it should fit in the original position
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Yes, it will work on 12VDC(battery). If 240 mains is the only option you have, then you should buy a 240 volt to 120 volt transformer which will supply the 120 VAC.
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It will run on 110AC and 12 volt battery. I tested both ways. I'm not sure where you are getting 240 volts from.
54839
Yes it will, but if your camper has a wire to charge battery then you will need to hook that up with wire directly from battery
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Yes Daniel it is for 12 Volt Batterys you must use a 12 volt charge controler on it. Merle Smith
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Yes and no. You realize this is just a battery -- used to store DC power. If you want to use AC appliances you will need an inverter to convert the DC to AC. There are small 12V DC appliances designed for camping and truckers, etc. but generally they don't last long and aren't as effective as their AC counterparts. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power_inverter
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Well technically yes... But the electrical prong is different from ours here... And if you change it... It will work but you need to get a step down transformer to bring it down to 120 volts.... So it's just easier to buy a 240 volt unit... Much easier.
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No. It is rated for 120 volt single phase. You would have to reduce the 240 volt to 120 volts.
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This isn't a plug in product. It attaches to a drill. So long as the drill YOU PROVIDE is compatible with 240V then you are fine.
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Yes it can charge the camper battery, but I doubt if you are using a lot of watts over night that it will be enough... It is more of a strong trickle charger... You need the larger panels for dry camping. A 24 Series Battery has 85 AMP hours of power. In other words, a single bulb in the trailer draws 1.7 AMPS. Now take the number of bulbs in the unit, for example, a trailer with 15 bulbs = 27.20 AMPs. Add in a radio CD player = 5.0 AMPS. Now the furnace will draw 7.0 AMPS if it were to run for 1 hour depending on how cold at night and how the temperature is set. Even though the fridge is on gas, the board still draws power, 2.0 AMPS. Here are some examples of how much power certain items draw: 85 AMP hours 27.20 AMP bulbs 5.0 AMPS stereo 7.0 AMP furnace 2.0 fridge 41.20 total per hour ____________________________________________________________________________ 85 divided by 41.20 = 2.06 hours of battery power. Now we know that we do not have all of the lights on at the same time but you get the general idea. What can you do so you don't run out of power? First there are solar panels. We recommend a 130 watt panel with a 30 AMP regulator. This will give you 7.2 AMPS of charge per hour (with good weather conditions). Secondly, a new and upcoming idea is LED interior bulbs. They only draw 0.2 AMPS that's 3.20 AMPS verses 27.20 AMPS with the traditional bulbs. So you can see the 5 watt panel you are looking at will not even come close to helping you dry camp, but it will help maintain your charge if in storage.
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No, not without an adapter. But they do make a 240 volt model of this unit.
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No it does not have a 12V plug. You can run it on batteries or get a car dock and run it through your car system..
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No. Just hook it up directly to the 12volt battery posts. I have owned mine for some time now and it works very well to keep my RV auxilliary battery charged.
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Yes. It comes with a 12V adapter that is rated 100-240VAC. American plug, however.
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You definitely have to wire this into your 240v circuit. No plug on this unit. Hope this helps.
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yes that's how you get 240 volts. There is a switch inside to run the timer electronics on 120 v or 240 v and you can have it switch one line or the other independently or together for 240 volts. I am using mine to turn on a 240 volt 3/4ph pool pump motor. The CR version is the outdoor model case.
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Yes it will work with a 12volt battery but you don't need to buy one or an adapter with this unit b)c it has a plug into the wall cord.
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This plugs directly into the wall, so it won't work on 12 volts. It works well but only on 120 volts.
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I have a deer stand wired with 12/3 to two lights and two outlets. Can I just run the inverter off of 4 deep cycle marine batteries to the wiring to my stand. I have heavy cables to run to the batteries. Is 12 gauge enough to the stand?