Is this metal or plastic? Does it have the ability to plug in 110 and 12V at the same time and switch from AC to DC is you lose AC power?
450751
It is a metal unit and it is heavily insulated. Emphasis on the heavy. One person can carry it but it is a handful. Although I haven't done it I do remember that it said it was wired for simultaneous power input. I think AC was the priority and the fall back was DC.
450752
It's metal inside and out works great on 12v in car and 110 at campsite or home I use it as fridge on one side and freezer on other when camping It does not switch from 12v to 110. I've never tried to have it hooked to both as you would need for it to plug into a running 12v source.
450753
Unit is made of metal. It runs off both types of power. If you plug in both, it uses AC. If you lose AC, it run off DC.
450754
The unit is mostly metal. Everything in the pictures that is black is plastic, including the handles and hinges. Inside of lid does have a grey gasket material and white plastic panel. Inside unit is a reflective silver metal, outside of unit is a gloss grey painted metal, latches appear to be zinc plated, screws appear to be stainless, drains and drain plugs are plastic. Baskets are an epoxy coated wire. If unit is connected to both AC and DC at the same time unit will run on AC, once AC disconnected unit switched to DC after about 2 seconds. If you plan on using this unit connected to both AC and DC at the same time I would strongly advise you contact Whynter directly. The unit is mostly metal. Everything in the pictures that is black is plastic, including the handles and hinges. Inside of lid does have a grey gasket material and white plastic panel. Inside unit is a reflective silver metal, outside of unit is a gloss grey painted metal, latches appear to be zinc plated, screws appear to be stainless, drains and drain plugs are plastic. Baskets are an epoxy coated wire. If unit is connected to both AC and DC at the same time unit will run on AC, once AC disconnected unit switched to DC after about 2 seconds. If you plan on using this unit connected to... » Read More The unit is mostly metal. Everything in the pictures that is black is plastic, including the handles and hinges. Inside of lid does have a grey gasket material and white plastic panel. Inside unit is a reflective silver metal, outside of unit is a gloss grey painted metal, latches appear to be zinc plated, screws appear to be stainless, drains and drain plugs are plastic. Baskets are an epoxy coated wire. If unit is connected to both AC and DC at the same time unit will run on AC, once AC disconnected unit switched to DC after about 2 seconds. If you plan on using this unit connected to both AC and DC at the same time I would strongly advise you contact Whynter directly. « Show Less
450755
The unit is mostly metal. Everything in the pictures that is black is plastic, including the handles and hinges. Inside of lid does have a grey gasket material and white plastic panel. Inside unit is a reflective silver metal, outside of unit is a gloss grey painted metal, latches appear to be zinc plated, screws appear to be stainless, drains and drain plugs are plastic. Baskets are an epoxy coated wire. If unit is connected to both AC and DC at the same time unit will run on AC, once AC disconnected unit switched to DC after about 2 seconds. If you plan on using this unit connected to both AC and DC at the same time I would strongly advise you contact Whynter directly.
450756
outside is metal. No, you have to plug it into one or the other. It is a manual change.
450757
This unit is metal. The ac input runs a DC power supply , probably not a good idea to parallel with your battery.
1812297
1. All Plastic inside and oustside 2. Both AC and DC, swith by yourself with different plugged (depend on what you want)
1286858
To be honest, I really don't know. However, I doubt it is dual voltage, as the bottom states: input 120 volts AC and no other volts. Hope this helps.
1612372
The unit has two cables. The AC cable is 110 volts and the DC is a car adapter.
1541212
The Switch Requires Alternating Current (A/C) There Is A Good Chance The Dc Would Damage The Switch
861454
It does not require a transformer since it is intended for 110 Volts of AC current
2172589
Actually 12 volts. It comes with a power plug that converts 110 to 12 volts.
1500931
Just 120V. You can see it in the picture (barely).The polarity of the DC plug is also backwards from most AC to DC power supplies. The center is negative while the outer is positive. The plug on mine broke, couldn't use anything else around the house because of the backwards polarity on the plug.
749294
Yes&#65292;very cheap plastic. If you have it on over 5, you will feel the electric go through your hands. I would rather pay more and buy one with better quality.
1731795
No. Not what it is intended for. It takes 48 volts DC to 12 volts DC @ 10 amps
2222649
There is no AC to DC adapter on this unit. It plugs directly into a 110VAC receptacle.
1349323
It is a DC output ! But I must have read that it had been a AC output, which was what I wanted. Didn't help me at all
208169
It's electric.110, but a pain cause it's own breaker keeps popping, keep looking
1552054
No. It converts DC to AC. I use it to operate a CPAP machine using a 12 volt deep cycle battery while camping.
1712642
This unit comes with a power cord that simply plugs into an electrical outlet. No DC just AC 110v. The other end of cord is inserted into the unit itself. Sort of looks like a stereo jack
584842
12 volt dc on mine, if i used 110 volts ac it would become a cloud of smoke pretty quick
499426
It is 110v, and it was a gift for my son. He uses it all of the time while doing his soldering work. I got it for him to keep him safe. It is desk top