what is the amp hour or wattage rating? and how long is the cord approximately? do you leave it on your dash or rout it onto the roof when parked?
593863
Amp & wattage, do not know. Cord approx 3', instructions say leave on dash.
593864
I give this 5 stars. It keeps my mother in laws BMW topped off. She keeps it on the dash. Without this charger her battery goes down in 3 days. Do not start the car with this plugged in. It will not charge a dead battery. *****
593865
The cord is very kong, you leave it on your dash as it does not appear to be weather proof. As for the amp hour rating, who cares, its just enough to keep your battery from going dead when parked for a long period of time, unless of course you park indoors.
256548
The cord isn't very long. I use 3 of them with an extension cord outside all winter and it works great!
279996
Our trailer was pre-wired for a rooftop ac. We just installed it & attached to existing wiring. It is designed to run off electrical hookups. If you have a large generator to run your trailer I believe that would work also. We have a Salem 19' LE which is insulated for all weather. Hope this helps.
652200
The 40 foot cable specs printed on the box shows its 200 watts, 1.67 amps@120v, 1.80ohms/ft, 5watts/ft. The cord from the 3 prongs to the heat cable is around 4 feet long. I have a picture of the decal specs, but not sure how to send it on this response page.
1746359
Its only about 8 inches long , I just let it lay in lay in the ceiling. The electric cord is a foot longer
1925883
Maybe 6'...??? I know that when my fiancé used it, he ran an extension cord from our kitchen out to the street to do his car. Wish I could be of more help. It's not very long.
1786726
ran ours all last winter, it was hooked up to a outdoor power strip which was run off of a 100 ft heavy duty extension cord, so I think you would be fine using an outdoor heavy duty cord. I would recommend covering the connection to keep out moisture with a cord connector or even a plastic 2 liter bottle, just cut a slice in the side of it and stick the cord ends inside it.
714153
Good question. I don't know the AMP for the cord we use, but we are using a standard outdoor cord like what you could get at Home Depot or Lowes. Hope this is a help.
359778
I can't answer this for sure but it says in the instructions that it's 50 watts. If you're using a 75 watt adapter I personally wouldn't use it but I did see amazon sells an adapter for car usage. That might be something to look into.
1949845
It says in the specifications, but I think that Donald, who also commented here, is right that it is under 4 amps. We have an old house, and we are using it 24 hours a day. The cord isn't the least bit hot, and there have been no issues in the 2 months that we've been using it.
865112
The cord is 6ft long. I was able to hide the cord in the headliner, down the side molding, and under the dash to my power source in the console. I have a full size pickup.
1558234
It is electric so I wouldn't leave it outside. Also the cord is about 3' long, but it should work fine with a extention cord if needed
1747002
i'm answering on the computer I installed the battery on so I do not have the Amp/hr rating however, this battery is great I usually run my lap top from 7 Am to 6 or 7 pm without any a/c power this thing rocks!!
224520
11.7 Amps; 120VAC, 60Hz Voltage; 1400 Watts. I had to have an electrician put in a '20' dedicated line (because the fuse kept blowing). Since then, it works beautifully. If an extension cord is used, it must be a minimum 14 AWG; three wires with grounding type plug connector and rated not less than 1875 watts. Cord should be no longer than 20 feet in length. Hope this helps!
845393
7.3 Watts. It's very flexible. However, the 2-3 inches where the cord attaches are somewhat stiff. I would be careful in bending it dramatically, fearing I might damage its internal wiring. You could easily wrap it around a bucket with little worry, in my opinion.
38061
The cord has not been hot and I am using it on a 45ft essex coach. It has a 50 amp service.
1722307
The wattage depends on the length of cord you purchase. I use a HD outside timer and have cable run from 10am to 3pm, as this allows sunlight to help melt gutters. Also do not forget to run part way down the downspouts also, as the water will run down into rain barrel or out flow.