Can i use this with a 12v dc power inverter?
137748
Definitely can use with power inverter, not sure how much you are looking todraw nor the duration, but this should work fine (higher rated batteries willbe abler to handle heavier loads better than lower obviously, so size appropriately).
137749
Yes, it's a 12volt source just like most other auto batteries.....nothing special about it except it's sealed and small to fit pwc's.
137750
You should be able to use this battery just like any other deep cycle battery. It will work on an inverter, actually it will work better than most other batteries because of the dry cell.It wont give out as fast. I charge mine with a solar array, and by now I have cycled it over 300 times, and it is still going.
864560
The inverter requires a 12v source it does not have a rechargeable battery in it. You could bring along a 12v battery and use that as a power source, but pulling 1200 watts from a battery is 100 amps, so it would drain a smaller sized battery in minutes if not less.
1205805
As long as the converter drops the current to 12vdc it will work fine. The wires are about 2 feet long.
1505814
Yes, you can do that. Bryan has provided a good answer to this question. Also, since the panels are 12v, you are limited to the grid-tie inverter selection. You'll probably need a low voltage, high current grid-tie inverter, yet this may not be UL listed.
1504288
If you want 110 (shore power) you will need an inverter. If you only want DC power you will not need an inverter, just a battery or batteries for 12 volt power.
244017
No, it is 12V DC only. You could buy a separate power convertor if you really need 110V AC.
1533188
That all depends on the 12V power source, the inverter will run as long as you have power going into it
1978423
Yes as long as the inverter meets these specifications:Input = 12V DCOutput =110V/60Hz ACOutput Rated Power = 120W (continuous) - 150W (maximum)USB Output Rated Power = 5V DC/1A (2A maximum)
344542
i would not recommend using this with an inverter, you would be creating a fire hazard.
123146
I don't see why not...12 volts is 12 volts, but I have never tried it. Best to double check.
1039748
yes to the computer question......don't know about the 12 volts maybe with a inverter.
1574455
Not directly, but (just as Ron Coleman suggested) you can using something like this: http://www.amazon.com/Schumacher-PC-6-120AC-Power-Converter/dp/B0012BL8LG/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1421162514&sr=8-3&keywords=5+Amp+AC+to+12V+DC+Power+Adapter
2250972
No. The unit works on 120 Volts Ac. If you want to run it off 12 Volt DC , you would need to purchase a DC to AC Inverter that converts 12 Volt DC ( from a battery) to 120 Volts AC. There are much cheaper ways to do this.. Just look for color LEDs that operate on 12 Volt DC... Hope this information Helps.
1367606
It will work with anything that is 12V DC as long as you don't exceed the rated amperage of the power supply.
2250973
No. The unit works on 120 Volts Ac. If you want to run it off 12 Volt DC , you would need to purchase a DC to AC Inverter that converts 12 Volt DC ( from a battery) to 120 Volts AC. There are much cheaper ways to do this.. Just look for color LEDs that operate on 12 Volt DC...Hope this information Helps.
415292
Don't know but... you could use an inverter attached to the 12V source to power the exisiting AC charger.
1991079
You can do that. However, please understand that there will be voltage drop along the wire and you may not get 12V to the converter. How much voltage drop it will be depends on the length and quality of the wire, also the power consumption.