have 2007 honda element i dont know max amp of power outlet.
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You can look it up online or in your manual. It looks like it's 15 amp. Also it would be good to check if there are many functions powered by the same fuse because that could cause issues.
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Your generator will only put out 41 amps at full load no matter how many 30amp receptacles you have. The more items you use in your RV at the same time the more amps you will use, up to 41 amps max.
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The wires used to wire a cigarette lighter plug will not accommodate a 2000 watt inverter. The wires in your car will melt the insulation probably if you go over 300 watts.
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If 15 amps are needed, then a 25 amp fuse should be used. You want about 20% headroom over the maximum current draw. If the holder has a 30 amp fuse you can just remove it and install the correct size for your application. Do not use a 30 amp fuse for a 15 amp draw, as it could potentially cause an over current condition destroying whatever it is your trying to protect with the fuse.
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It must not exceed 140 to 150 watts based on a 20 amp watt fuse rating in your vehicle.
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My gut tells me that you need something larger. The Honda Generator D.C. Charging clips wouldn't carry the kind of charge you'd need.
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It has a max of 30 amps and car alternators are more then that and the alternator would have its own regulator so to speak so I would not recommend it either. They would conflict.Mike
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Whatever amps car key switch give works great to start most big relays Use a battery charger to start it, that should show the amp draw
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I suggest that you buy both the regular (ato) fuses and the mini fuse assortment if you want good coverage. It seems that the Honda uses MAINLY mini fuses, but I could be wrong.Howard
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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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It depends on the load - in other words it depends on what the switch is turning on and off. The switch is rated for 12 volts and 20 amps which is good for most lighting circuits and other small loads on a car. But some electrical loads on a car can exceed 20 amps - power windows, defrosters, fans, etc. so you should be careful to make sure the circuit will be limited to 20 amps. To get an idea of circuit loads for your car, take a look at the owners manual for the fuse diagram - the fuse diagram will list the current rating (20A means 20 amps) for that circuit - it's a good guide.
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Higher voltage (220 vs 120) and higher current will charge ayour car faster; however check your owner manual to ensure compatibility;
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Just barely. The sticker on it said the max amperage is 17.4 amps x 115 volts = 2001watts. I would go with a larger unit so you don't burn something out. I run with a 3500 and it does good but you have to be carfull not to run any other high power appliance with it.
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I have no idea. Maybe with a converter. You'd just have to check on the maximum amperage of the converter
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Sorry, the amperage is too high for your needs. It could overheat what you are powering.
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Yes, but keep in mind your vehicle wiring is still limited to 20 amps. So if you are using the original vehicle outlet and the new piggy-backed circuit, the combined amperage draw cannot exceed 20 amps.
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Depends on the size of the inline fuse you use. A 15amp inline fuse should be sufficient to run 2 laptops. Or a laptop and a cooler.