What is a peak amp for this starter?
1689247
I would not use this to try to start a pickup truck or large car. I've used mine on motorcycle batteries (mostly to recharge not jump start) but I believe it is only a 11-13AH battery whereas most "heavy duty" jumpstarters are greater than 17-20AH strength. I've never had mine tested for CCA but I expect it is nearer to 200 than 400. It is useful for motorcycle carry-along for charging 12V (socket) and 5V (USB) items. If you are looking for a good car backup jump starter I suggest a heavy-duty power dome. The hand crank on this one too is mostly gimic and would take hours even to charge up enough for a dead cell phone if you let the main battery die. I like mine for it is lightweight and fits in my motorcycle luggage and take it on long trips "just in case" of need of an air pump or light recharge. I do not recommend it for a primary jumpstarter for a car or pickup (and yet I've bought 2 over the years).
2098142
18 AWG wire would be enough to turn Amp on but you will still need to run a bigger wire from battery for the boost
907898
First what is your true wattage those amps are kicking out secondly you may want to invest in a bigger alternator running two monos also you may not even need 2 amps but if you must run both i personaly wouldt but i would say get 2 1 per amp ground both of them
721929
I would run a audio pipe apsm 1500 watt amp it powers my 15 and 8 amazingly I hit 48 db this weekend
266849
You will need a power source. Dayton and Lepai both make inexpensive amps that would go the job.
1780725
go with one of the pioneer digital amps and you'll be happy, those amps are relatively small and push plenty of power
326559
I'd say a minimum 600 watt amp. You don't want a smaller amp that ur speakers will force it to go into protect mode. Any good brand like mb quart, hifonics, precision power, or even pioneer will do the work.
1640737
100 rms is what ur amp should have i personally will not get an amp higher than that
834305
Sorry can't remember. The seller should have such info. Should be adequate for most amps or ears.
1221166
13 but the start up amps I believe are more because it trips it's own on board breaker, look at others as this was a "wish I could return it item fir me"
1271930
I would go with at least a 4 gauge kit for that size of amp. This is more for a 300-400 watt range.
941451
I really doubt that. The description of the fuse block states it is for 30 amp fuses. You should look for the amps rating of each device to see if it is less than 30 amps. Any starter I have seen normally draws well in excess of 30 amps. I don't have any documentation with me on that fuse block to verify, but you must also total up the running load of all devices and make sure it is below the rating of the entire fuse block.
2180487
A good 400 or 300 watt amplifier will be ok. The speakers can not take more then 400 watts of peak power. It can cause damage.
2180738
I would guess so. My only question is whether your amperage is for starting or running. If that is a running amperage you might exceed your 30 amps when starting.
2117829
from what i experienced, roughly 500 peak, be careful if you buy this, it was discontinued so they dont do repairs or returns.
2133553
It depends on what you're feeding it with. Recall that voltatage x current = power. The max peak power of the device is 3000W. If you're using an alternator, go with a 200A fuse--at 14.4V bus voltage, your current will be 208A. Otherwise, go with a 250A for 12V. The absolute max tolerable current is 285A for the 10.5V minimum input, so anything bigger than that is a waste.
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According to the manual on Behringer's website 8ohm/1Khz/1%THD both channel driven 125W, peak (THD unspecified) 175W