will this battery supply 12volts to 7" lcd monitor for raspberry pi project?
1690205
Yes, it will supply 12 volts, so I would think it should work for any 12 volt system. It has a cigarette adapter and an USB.
2180031
Yes you need a 12 volt power supply. I use computer power supply. If you know how to do this the power supply can be bought for 15 dollars. Youtube videos can show you how to do this
2228
Yes, Raspberry Pi will run with this as it supports linux, however it may require more voltage than the minimum 5v so beware of that
199434
yes it will work u may need to make different adapters to run the power feed to the camera from the spot monitor. but other than that it I would highly recommend it. and yes it puts out 12 to 14 volts and battery last a good while
1205644
As far as I know this is designed for 12 VDC. You could just connect the + (red) and - (black) to 1 battery for the 12 VDC
685903
This requires an external 12v power supply which isn't included. A decent supply can be found on Amazon by searching for B007TGO3HO. It's about $7.79 and should have plenty of capacity for your project. Happy automating :-)
1733432
I am not positive but sounds like 12V means you should purchase this 12V battery.
614790
Total power consumpion of LED strip is 75W, so 10A 12V DC Power supply is more than enough!
1979468
It will maintain voltage at 12.5-13.5 this would be perfect for your electronics.
1233768
Dont know if i understand your question. But it doesn't sound like it would work because one 12v panel wont charge 24v battery unless you connect two 12v panels in series.
1557815
Can this timer be used with. a12volt, automotive battery, to control 12volt led light strips, on a mobile display sign?
425614
yea it will. The raspberry pi requires 5 volts at 1 amp, but it is recommended to use 2 amps in case you plug anything into the usb port of the pi.
893289
Yes it will, I used: Nubee® 30 Watt Waterproof LED Power Supply Driver Transformer 120 to 12 Volt Dc Output, also purchased from Amazon with no problems.
558925
If the input voltage of the monitor is 12vDC then it will probably work. Look into the owners manual and see what your voltage input should be. I have purchased about 5 of these power supplies. They don't seem to last that long. I also have them in use 24 hours for fish tank LEDs. Also I am using their full potential. I will stepping up to a power supply commonly used in the access control world. It is the Altronix SMP-5. The altronix would definitely be overkill. You also need a good understanding of wiring low voltage CPS'S and where the potential for danger is.
1667502
If the total power required is 120W at 12VDC, then this power supply is adequate. Make sure that the LED strips are wired in parallel. Note that the output of this power supply has two wires (instead of a DC jack).
215251
I was able to use this with a 7.2v battery running at 2.2 amps, are you sure the video feed is working? if it is then you must have a faulty screen.
317801
Your charge controller needs to be able to handle 48v input...Morningstar TriStar can, and the Renogy PWM 30 Amp w/LCD can also. Check out pvdepot.com and batterystuff.com-- both have good info for sizing your system correctly.