Will this come ready and equipped to charge a Yeti 140 30v generator?
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Kathleen- Sorry. I am not familiar with the Yeti 140 and can't seem to find it on the company's website. I find a Yeti 150. Anyways. I think it should work. I use this in conjunction with a charge controller to charge a 12V marine battery. The purpose of the charge controller is to prevent overcharging the battery and also prevents battery drain at night. For my purposes, this has worked perfectly and was easy to install (I am not an electrician).
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Hello Kathleen, I have been into solar for three years now and have 2 1250 yetis, I purchased 4 of these panels and wired them into a combiner and attached anderson connectors to plug into the yeti,They have worked perfectly for the last 18 months. NO PROBLEMS.. Henry.
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Maybe if you are an electrician. But I am not. After two years it sits waiting for me to buy whatever parts it needs to make it usable.
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Do not buy these panels. They suck. I have had solar for 12 years, and these panels are Chinese crap. You must be insane
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With the proper connector, yes. Charger will do it. Charge at 5.0 amp rate for the battery you have listed.
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Probably yes, as long as there were no other major loads on the generator. This unit draws a maximum of 13 amps at 120 VAC which equates to about 1560 watts, make it just over 1600 watts if you account for the charger efficiency of >93%. Obviously these numbers are based on maximum output form the charger (100 amps). You may want to consider a power conditioner in between the generator and the charger, depending on how clean the power is from your generator. If it is an inverter generator then this is not necessary. Hope this helps.
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Yes, but you would want a couple 12 volt AGM sealed batteries and if you want to charge the battery you'll need a charger. The 10 amp Go Power one is fine.
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It should, it is rated for 12volts. It might take all day, but should charge it.
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If the 15 amp device is something big to start, It will not. I cant use my 15 amp compressor (Ridgid) using this 3500 W Champion Generator.
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Yes it will. I even bought a portable charger with a 12v output to use it while I'm out camping.
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I believe you have to especially you will need it powered. Your best bet is to contact anker. They are very friendly and helpful.
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Bonnie, I can tell you that I ran this unit during a power outage that lasted over 12 hours and my neighbors did not even know it was running.It was not until they saw me plugging more things into it, that they asked me if I could run some of thier household appliances.Yes, the battery will charge on it's own when it's running.If you are not going to run this generator for long periods of time I would suggest that you purchase a "trickle Charger" for about $12;00 @ any Harbor Fright store or a Home depot etc...I hope this helps-I love my generator and i'm sure you will love yours should you decide to buy one.Good luck! Bonnie, I can tell you that I ran this unit during a power outage that lasted over 12 hours and my neighbors did not even know it was running.It was not until they saw me plugging more things into it, that they asked me if I could run some of thier household appliances.Yes, the battery will charge on it's own when it's running.If you are not going to run this generator for long periods of time I would suggest that you purchase a "trickle Charger" for about $12;00 @ any Harbor Fright store or a Home depot etc...I hope this helps-I love my generator and i'm... » Read More Bonnie, I can tell you that I ran this unit during a power outage that lasted over 12 hours and my neighbors did not even know it was running.It was not until they saw me plugging more things into it, that they asked me if I could run some of thier household appliances.Yes, the battery will charge on it's own when it's running.If you are not going to run this generator for long periods of time I would suggest that you purchase a "trickle Charger" for about $12;00 @ any Harbor Fright store or a Home depot etc...I hope this helps-I love my generator and i'm sure you will love yours should you decide to buy one.Good luck! « Show Less
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hey Icepuck, did this work? Could you do same with a battery charger I am wondering? Im trying to run 12v lights off a generator and trying to find a solution... FF here too and rigging out a response trailer..
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what type of battery do I need for additional power stooge for my yeti 1250
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I don't believe the Yeti 150 will work with such a large drain on it's power. Even the Yeti 400 wouldn't run your heater for very long.
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Don't know for sure as I bring mine in. Shouldn't hurt it other than the charging time will be less due to shorter daylight and charging itself may be affected by the cold. You will see less on time.
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yeah sure, it is a trickle charger so the charge rate is a little slower that an 12v alternator or generator. so the principle is the same. there might be one with a little more of a charging rate than for a motorcycle battery. (6 volts versus a 12volt standard battery).
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You can do this but it will take a long time to fully charge. With only one generator, you will get about 0.1 amp into your 12V battery.
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I think you'll need an adapter for that to work > http://www.goalzero.com/p/27/4-7mm-input-to-8-0mm-output. The boulder panel has a 4.7mm plug and the Yeti has an 8mm port.
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Sure! Its a simple USB power outlet. One side will output 2amps so it can be used to charge power hungry devices. I use mine as a supplemental battery pack for my GoPro Hero3 in my plane's cockpit. If your device charges via USB, this battery will power/charge it. I have been really happy with mine.