Can I plug into electrical outlet on back porch and use it to blow up pool toys. Do not wish to always use car battery
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This just comes with the car adapter. You might be able to purchase another cord, but probably not worth it. I would look for other ones that are dual power.
706758
If you're speaking about plugging the generator directly into a household wall receptacle, this could be very dangerous. First, do not keep the main circuit breakers on (the mains from the power company) while the generator is attached. You could backfeed power into the electric companies main lines and seriously injure someone outside the house working on the power lines! Second, most wall receptacles are fused for either 15 or 20 amps max., so you could be overloading a wall receptacle & it's wiring and maybe cause a fire in the wiring in the wall! If you want to set up your system to use house wiring to distribute temporary generator power throughout your home, you should contact a certified electrician to install a proper generator switch box next to your main house switchbox (circuit breaker panel). It has the proper controls to handle what I believe you're wanting to do. If you do not choose to do this, then only run proper sized extension cords from the generator directly to each appliance you want to operate during the power outage. This is far safer than trying to use the house wiring for an emergency power distribution!
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No sir, this is not that kind of a power supply. But, you Can buy battery chargers, (a type of power supply), that will start automobiles. Just search for 'Battery Chargers' in Automotive.
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Not unless you want to. It runs off the car battery as supplied through the cigarette lighter (accessory power outlet). Depending on he vehicle, you may have to have the ignition key turned to the on position to have access to battery power, but you don't necessarily have to have the engine running. I would only run the engine if your battery power is low or if you're going to spend forever inflating multiple items.
1970572
I believe you could. I mounted my outside near my deck and ran an electrical cord to it. It works great.
279844
Sure you can. But you will not need to keep it plugged in. It should do the job without a recharge.
2127884
This snow cone maker is not battery operated, you will need an electric outlet for it's use. You can run an extension cord for use on the patio, however with little ones be careful of tripping over the cord :O)
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We only plug it in when we are out on the patio. I imagine the power cord is safe for outside use.
2195032
It can be connected directly but it is recommended to have a fuse or circuit breaker so that any fault with the blower doesn't set your battery on fire.
660072
You can power it from an outlet, however the alarm bell will sound continuously. You will need to wire in a switch of some sort to avoid this.
1133132
No, its an electric plug in. You need an outdoor extension cord to run it and a convenient outdoor electric outlet.
69190
Plug in that doesn't go very far so for outside jobs will def need a extension cord
100977
I don't see why not, as long as you have an electrical outlet outside. It does run on electricity.
1258232
Yes, you can. It only needs a 12 volt power source; which your car battery is.
1486741
We've had one of ours for over a year and have always used an extension cord for it--running it under the porch and plugging it into an outside outlet. We've had no issues at all!
434013
Get yourself a cheap 12v to 120v power inverter, plug it into your car cigarette lighter socket and blow it up that way.
66887
This is not meant for exterior application so I would not use it, nor plug it in at an exterior outlet.