would this an electric blanket and small heater and for how long?
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I really can't tell you that. But I use mine for powering up electronics. I run a peak of 55 amps, and continious amperage of 45 amps. I have run it at these amps for as long as 6-7 hrs. with no problem at all. Unit does not even get hot at these amps I am pulling from it. Also, a lot would depend on how many watts your heater is. I am sure your electric blanket would not pull anymore than 4-6 amps. I really don't think you would have any problem with it at all!
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I think you are asking if this can be hooked up to a battery and used to power a household electric blanket and small space heater. If that is correct, then what you are looking for is a DC to AC Inverter. This unit does the reverse, meaning it plugs in to household (AC) power and converts it to 12 volt DC power for running DC powered devices. Look up DC to AC Inverter.
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Proably depending on size of box might need more than one set batteries last about four hrs contiguously.I would sujest heating pad even if you had to run an extenion cord
307483
Yes, if you want to keep it warm and want its effects. it doesn't draw much power, but must be plugged in for it to work
871354
Somewhere between airplane size and a blanket you would put on your bed. It works quick and effectively. This was a much cheaper alternative than getting my daughters automobile heater fixed!
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I don't know for sure, but my supposition is that most of the warmth and comfort would be absorbed by the memory foam . I think an electric blanket would be more suitable and will warm the bed nicely. I happen to have both, and use them both. Good luck...
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don't buy it if you need it for anything serious. It has enough wattage but the auto-shut-off temperature was set too low so it does shut off every 1-2 minutes if turned to max heat.
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Yes, you can use an electric blanket. Make sure you purchase with the waterproof cover which has deep pockets and will cover your entire mattress and topper.
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It would run a small watt space heater. I really depends how many watts your camper draws.
1613944
No. You need an analog blanket. They don't make them anymore. But might find something on eBay.
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Boy, that is cold. It is a tough question since I did not buy the blanket for my bed which has a quilt and a plush throw and I keep my thermostat at 62 degrees at night. My area can get down to freezing in Nov, Dec and Jan. So, I would say if your house gets colder than mine, it might take two of these blankets or blanket and quilt (or maybe a comforter). Sorry, I could not give a definite answer.
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Read all four previous posts. Every one of them contains good ideas. I too would be careful running a 2000 watt heater through a conventional wall switch without at least asking an electrician if that's something one should do. drtoom
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If you leave it on all the time, it will keep a small to medium sized room fairly warm. It will not heat a room right away or keep a room warm if its really cold. The one issue I have with this heater is that it cracked after normal usage.
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It actually warms up quickly. I think you might want to the instructions. It took me awhile to do the settings properly. Mine works great. I wouldn't trade it for an electric blanket ever. If it is a defective unit, I would exchange it.
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Probably too small for a heater. Would believe that ambient temp will suffice for normal room temps.
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For a space of 60 sq ft....I doubt it'll have an immediate warmth impact....You may feel warmth after a few hours of use...If your looking for a high output portable heater...Allow me to suggest "The Big Heater Buddy" ...It'll put out btween 4000-9000 Btu's... Check Cabelas website...The deal with refurbished units....Good Luck.
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My guess is it would, take a while to heat, but I'd think it will. My old heater worked better but this one is OK.
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since it blew something that I have not been able to find and the lighter socket will not be able to work in my car I guess you could say I have no heater still. I did have an electric blanket that I could plug in to keep warm but since the socket doesn't work any more that is also now useless. I prefer the blanket--it worked. The LITTLE amount of air that came form this was definitely not worth the cost to fix my car is going to be--it is not the fuse.