Can this handle 12v 15 amp?
1718754
While it doesn't have a rated amps on it I believe it would handle 12 volts X 15 Amps= 180 watts. Be sure to run a heavy wire to it with a fused circuit.
2221928
I used to use a 12V converter, but it did not provide enough power. I am now using a Black & Decker jumper, it works well. So, assume 14 to 15V converter might work.
562253
Standard 15 amp out is fine. That's what I have mine plugged into without issue.
207425
I don't I don't see why not. It works on 12 volts It is very simple to install
992904
I don't see why not. You just put the 15 Amp fuse in place of a 10 Amp one. Just make sure you're not overloading the circuit as the wiring is probably designed for certain combined amperage
915414
It should work on any unit rated at 15 amps or less. The brand does not matter
539804
Can't answer that one for sure. You may want to check with the manufacturer. It would work when using the cooling unit at 15 amp and under.
365594
You would need a power inverter for 1500 watts or larger to power a 120 VAC, 12.5 amp item. http://www.batterystuff.com/kb/tools/ac-to-dc-amperage-conversion-run-through-an-inverter.html. http://www.donrowe.com/usage-chart-a/259.htm. This 150W inverter is only for charging laptop computers or powering a radio or fan or something small like that.
1331542
No. It cannot handle high current, and it will not function without the AC power (it can't run on the 12V DC battery by itself).
2170943
Not 12 volts of course if you had a 15 amp inverter it would work, a 15 amp inverter would cost more than a 12 volt hot plate
403799
The unit says it will handle 15 amps at 120 volt which is 1,800 watts. My only issue with the unit is it cannot be used with a thermostatically controlled device. That fact is only mentioned on the paperwork enclosed in the package. Good luck !
2083306
I believe a 15 amp outlet is recommended. I think it is actually around 12 though.
1889497
It's rated at 15 amps. The wire gauge I couldn't tell you. The only thing I use it for is to plug my depth finder in off the 12 volt.
1590943
I wouldn't. The supplied power supply is 15v, 1A. I don't know how it's regulated inside the box, but it's likely that it goes through a second stage of regulation, dropping the voltage to the 12v range...at least that's how I would design it. If you drop the power supply to 12 volts, it'll mess up that circuitry. Even if you were to use a 15v 3A power supply, it's unlikely it would make any difference. Overall power consumption is minimal and going from a power block with a 15 watt capacity to one with a 45 watt capacity is unlikely to do anything. (And it might even hurt things...running a poorly designed power supply far below rated capacity can sometimes cause the output voltage to increase above spec. That might explain why it worked okay on the 12 volt unit.)
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
1220388
Yes this is great for 12v but should us the SS-MPPT-15 charge controller with it. Thanks, ML SOLAR
123146
I don't see why not...12 volts is 12 volts, but I have never tried it. Best to double check.