Can i run this light off of this battery ? Powersonic PS1250F1 PS1250F1 12V
636600
Sure. It's a 12 V battery and mine runs off the motorcycle electrical system. There's no guarantee of long life, but you can definitely run it.
636601
Not sure. The tag on the light listed a wide range of voltage 9 to 60 volts DC. I think it would run one of them as it is within the voltage range but I do not know how long it would go before running the battery down. This light is very bright but is a wide beam and not a spot. I have them mounted on my DR 650 trail bike but not hooked up yet as I am going to convert to LEDs as much as possible to save power and have the extra for other things.
636602
You should have no problems with that battery. I hooked up the light to a 12V supply I have. The light uses 0.8A.
636603
I am no battery expert. But, these are the first aux lights that I have wired without a relay. The relay issue, as you may know, is due to excessive amp draw through the switch. These are very low amp draw. I would think any battery would not be effected using these lights. Besides, this is as much a function of your charging system. Hope this helps. PD
636604
It should run off any 12 volt power source. This small battery would work, don't know for how long, likely many hours at a minimum.
636605
Yes, I would think you could run the Cree 10Watt LED light from that battery -- for how long I don't know but the 10 watts is a much lower draw than incandesent or halogen style light of similar light output.
571098
Yes you can, My Grandson has it wired to a fuse Box and it pulls power from all 4 12volt battires
599286
Yes; however, it's likely to have a slightly shorter life span. Most unregulated 12V solar systems run the voltage range as stated by Mr. Crouch.
1485989
Yeah. If the battery gets used up just plug it via usb to your computer, 115vac, car usb converter... Lights go all disco too. Pretty cool imho
2250972
No. The unit works on 120 Volts Ac. If you want to run it off 12 Volt DC , you would need to purchase a DC to AC Inverter that converts 12 Volt DC ( from a battery) to 120 Volts AC. There are much cheaper ways to do this.. Just look for color LEDs that operate on 12 Volt DC... Hope this information Helps.
2045030
I run mine from an inverter that is hooked up to batteries that are charged by my solar array. It uses very little power.
1127294
Yes, you can probably run an inverter connected to a lighter outlet to run a TV or other small things needing under ~120 watts. The battery likely has a rating like "15 amp-hour" hinting it'll give you 1 amp (at 12V) for 15 hours, or 2 amps for 7.5 hours etc and something needing 1 amp at 120V will pull 10 amps at 12V from the battery.
1543536
I don't believe that you can. I always remove my batteries when not in use. It helps you locate it in the dark and uses very little power.
333305
I've checked that out myself. The power coming out of the power supply is DC. I have done some math and if I am right a 12v 9mah battery (the same type in a UPS) should run the light panel for about 5.5hrs continuously. I have read somewhere else that the 4-pin XLR is pinned differently then a normal 4-pin XLR. Have not tried this myself but will be in the very near future.
1559294
Good question. I would suppose you can, as long as the rechargeable battery mets the voltage/current specifications for the light. If you aren't sure, I'd recommend against making the change.
1800550
No you have to use the power adapter supplied. Unless you rigged up a 12 volt DC battery near it.
1367878
No, you must have 110/120 volt power going to it. We replaced old light with this one so we just used the same power connections.
1006600
Yes you can. You will need 1 light for every 10 square feet or so. I use them to light up my back patio and they are quite bright for such small inexpensive lights. I bought the 12 volt solar panel as well as a 35mah solar rechargeable battery and it's enough power to run 8 of these lights totally off the grid. It's only $12, give them a try and you won't be disappointed....... PROMISE!!!!
1406002
I would say yes. The instructions show you how to hook it up to the 12 V source that operates your backup light. To run it independent of the backup light you would have to find another 12 V source to keep it on continuously
2189002
I don't think so. It runs purely off of the light sensor. The only thing you can do is turn it off completely. It is a great light though. Brighter than I expected and battery charge has lasted through the entire night during summer. Anxious to see if it can make it through the night in the winter months.
1317252
Yes, the Inverter should hook directly to the battery, with very large cables. You can run your low wattage dc loads off the Renogy 30 amp charge controller. I run some 12 volt dc lamps off the charge controller. See the diagram on Renogy's web site for an example... Follow the hookup order for the cables to the charge controller
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Yes it will run off the 12v cord. It's not good to run it completely dead. But if you do run it right dead , plug it in to the 12v for 10 mins or so before turning it on. Just so it has a bit of a charge when your using it. It will charge when using it with the 12v plug. These lights are bad a$$ bright! They hold a charge for ever. Go buy it now.