Can an electric generator be used to blow up, incase you have to use where there is no power supply?
1135187
Hello, yes a generator may be used for this inflatable as long as it can supports the blower specifications: 120 Volt 60 Hertz 4 Amps 480 Watt
802703
No...and it needs a source of power so unless u gonna carry around a small generator it won't work as cool.... (I like that idea tho)
279997
You need to be plugged into shore power or have an appropriately powered generator.
830969
Make sure you research this thoroughly for what you are trying to do, this inlet receives the female end of an extension cord. I'm not familiar with power plugs on generators.
1077793
You do not want to run it with a generator because it is worthless! It is the most worthless item I have ever purchased. You are bettert 0ff operating a fan. It does not perform well.
1554727
Any generator that is at least 1000 watts will operate this unit. We suggest getting on a little bigger incase you want to run something else.
1554728
Not sure. It runs off of 110 household voltage, so I assume that a standard generator would work.
799138
I never tried it. But if you don't pull the full and continuous output from this power supply, the generator should be able to run this equipment. Chung
1476804
unless its got a diode internally yes, otherwise as soon as the wind stops the electricity will go the other way and you've got a fan instead of a generator.
1330260
Yes. If you have a lot of area to blow (over 15 minutes) I'd recommend buying a spare battery. They are expensive, however.
820252
My husband has an air compressor and used that to blow up mine. I hope this helps.
1896498
Sorry, that one needs to be plugged in. You would need a generator or a converter.
1262606
Be aware that this is not a generator it's a power source. This power source will run out of power if you don't recharge it.
334276
No, it is strictly a surge protector. I do have friends that run a pellet stove, big screen T V, etc. with raw generator feed, but I think it's risky. I'd want to do more reasearch first. I keep my electronics off when running the generator. But I'm super cautious. Maybe check out line conditioners. Not sure a generator is any worse than dirty utility power, but I'm purely guessing.
2151556
Yes you can! Just start it and run your extension cords to what ever you need! what I did was incorporate it into my household electric breaker box. So when the power goes off for any amount of time...I can just plug the generator into the house....don't have to use any extension cords throughout the house. Make sense? No door cracked open for cords etc.
1554729
We just plug it into an outlet. It has never blown a fuse doing it that way. We've never used a generator.
1306993
No This can not be plugged into . It needs to be wired directly into the panel and then the generator wired into it with additional outlet . This should be done by an electrician . Once it is wired it can be easily used .