Does this have 12V DC plugs to charge other devices from the 18V battery? This is what I really want for true portability--especially for camping.
1583650
No. You'd need the PB180's big brother the PB360 which I also have. It charges batteries and has many other features. A little less portable but very compact.
706739
"Multivoltage" refers to the dual charging docks it offers. One for the bigger 18v and a smaller one for 12v and as for your second question ive no idea.
1757680
No, it supports 12V-24V DC only. Also, this item is not self-powered (power needs to come from another DC power source).
1854230
Yes, it plugs into any 12 volt DC power outlet in your vehicle. Those don't have to be cigarette lighters.
1422854
Yes, there is a 12volt charger. We have not used our generator yet but it came highly recommended by both of my brother on laws who have used theirs. Let me know if you have any other questions.
695842
Well, it's electric. So if u have an outlet, maybe...but I don't know anything about camping, sorry.
1734218
Instapark's website states that the 12 volt outlet can be used for charging 12 volt batteries. I haven't personally tried it so I cannot speak from experience.
2077298
No... 12 volt DC only ( used on auto battery or 12 volt lawn light system).
1536635
yes, but you need the Milw. power source that fits on top of the batt and converts the 18v to 12v and 5 volt usb. The usb isn't high current so it works fine for phones but takes for ever to charge a laptop.
560020
It only puts out about 14 to 16 volts for charging. You'd have to charge each battery separately or connect the two batteries in parallel to charge them. I have two 12 volt deep cycle batteries in parallel on my pop-up camper. It charges the both of them at the same time very well.
2146811
It came with the 12v cigarette lighter adapter. I have charged the batteries using this on a boat and in a car. It likely depends only on your power bank's capacity and output voltage, but I would expect it to work if 12v, although it would likely take longer to fully charge.
861578
I run #10 wire to a Power/Charge converter and connect that to charge my 12volt batteries (in series or parallel). To the 12 volt batteries I connect a 400 Watt or greater Power Inverter, one with both 110v AND 12 volt outlets. I use the batteries to run my camping trailer so most of my power is used there. But from the Power Inverter I can run an outside TV, Sirius radio, small fan and all kinds of neat stuff. As long as I keep my eyes on it I can go weeks on two batteries and one 100w solar panel (in camping/travel trailer)
267484
No it does not have a 12V plug. You can run it on batteries or get a car dock and run it through your car system..
529939
Sorry, no 12 volt cord. That would be a nice addition to their charger. I'm not sure where to buy one. If you find one, please let me know. Thanks
1954005
It has USB connector, can connect to DC or AC plugs, both included. Battery pack is no good as it drains in less than half an hour. I bought a 20A ext battery pack that lasts 3 to 4 hours.
529940
Oh you mean 12v for the car. No it doesn't. I just got an adapter from Radio Shack and I can charge on the go...
958490
There are several 12 VDC adapters you can buy. Just make sure it is rated to match or exceed the Amps needed by the pump. I returned my 12 VDC (car-only) pump and bought the wall-powered one instead; seeing that I could more easily get a DC/AC inverter, should I need it while camping, but my primary use will be indoors.