Is it possible to use this with an electric wheelchair? The chair does have 12-volt battery power.
517398
I would imagine so, but you would need to get a horn button and wire with the relay. Anyone familiar with auto electric shouldn't have a problem. Loud enough to bounce you out of the chair. good luck
517399
I think it would work!! I had to put larger (20 amp) fuses in the horn circuit on my car, but I think it would work; if used often, though, you'd surely have to recharge your battery frequently!
517400
I'm sure you can, but that might be a bit too loud if you ever use it inside of a building or inside your home.
2277697
I used it in a wheel-chair. The previous batter was the same size dimensions and voltage.This battery has a longer drain on it (longer working life between charges) I have found it worked wonderful. Just check the existing size and voltage requirements.
563270
I can confirm that, it depends on the Dell Computer you're plugging it into. If it's a Latitude E6400 model, it'll actually charges it as well as when plugged in. I am practically 14 hours a day on a 12volt power wheelchair 7 days a week. It has worked for a full year on June 2015. Buy if you have a Dell Latitude E6400.
1808031
Not able to answer as the wheelchair is in a different state and can not receive the information from them. Sorry
1718597
You cannot use this converter for a 120 Watt massage chair since you have to keep a margin for power surge and spike. You will need a converter that is rated at 250 watts or more.
614480
I don't see why not, but don't really know. I do know that one should not bear the cost for a whole new chair. Right now it is something that I have to check out for my regular wheelchair as the tread is all worn and it slips on smooth surfaces. On a transport chair I would think this could be critical as the person being transported has no control of the chair and the brakes don't seem to be as strong.
1100460
I don't know much about airplanes, or how you want to use it. If as a passenger, I don't think there are 12 volt outlets to use it. If you're talking about a private aircraft, I don't know what they use for battery power, if at all, either. If they use 12 volt batteries ... and ... if they have 12V outlets, then, yes you could use it.
1975191
it should charge any 24 volt system. You might have to cut off the connection for the wheelchair and replace it with whatever you need to connect to your system. That is what I did, I cut off the end and put on clips so I could charge the system I wanted to. if you have access to different and an attachments and you can run a soldering iron you should be just fine. If not they sell all of it down at Home Depot for a small fortune. I found a whole set of fittings at Harbor Freight for less than I would pay for one at Home Depot. Good luck
2023951
yes it can be used with a 12 volt car battery. I use a rechargeable wheel chair battery and it works great
1806808
No. Thats not what they meant by portable. It plugs into a standard AC outlet. They just meant you can carry it around from chair to chair.
2266400
Hi-Thanks for your inquiry-If its just a stationary chair that's not moving it could be used.For a moving chair definitely not.Please advise with any question-
1366910
I use it with my lazyboy chair in house. it has an AC adaptor you can plug in to a regular outlet.
463489
If the battery is a single 12V then you will have a problem.The 3 prongs (from left to right) are 12v- neutral - 12V .If it has 2 12V batteries and the 3 prong end plugs into the handle or has a dedicated female plug then you'll be OK.For the record most scooters and power chairs I've seen use a 24V system to prolong battery life.Good luck.Richard
875773
I powered it up on my bench with a bench supply. There is no reason that a 12 volt battery pack would not work. Pay attn to + and -. Not sure how long it would last. You would have to look a the current draw of the desplay.
519137
I haven't used it in an office chair, but if it works just half as well as it does in a wheelchair it would be money well spent.
2265842
If the handles are similar to a non-electric chair it would. Our chair has hand breaks so I had to improvise and buy some velcro straps to get it to fit.
2110780
You can use it in a car seat, only if you have an electrical outlet in your car. The chair has a plug that needs to be plugged in to work.