Does this run on 110 volts and do the unit wires always remain on the batteries even when you are using the trolling motor etc.
624475
Yes, and Yes. It is hard wired into the system and runs off of shore power. Unit shoule be off if you are running the trolling motor...unless you have a very long extension cord. :>)
624476
Yes the unit runs on 110 volts and the unit wires do remain on the battery even when use.
624477
Well, spent some time with a friend on his boat yesterday and sure enough the trolling motor placard said to disconnect it before plugging in a charger to the batteries.BUT, his motor had a easy disconnect cord that would have made this a simple operation. Don't know otherwise.... good luck.
624478
Yes, this unit runs on a regular 110 Plug. I have the unit permanently installed and connected to both batteries. I put in a plug socket on the outside of the hatch so when I get home it takes two seconds to plug in an extension cord and I'll be ready for my next trip out! Charges fast, very happy with product.
624479
Yes 110v, The wires stay attached. It is recommended that the unit is unplugged if you are using the battery
624480
One should leave the unit wired onto the batteries constantly. The unit does run on 110 volts. I plug the unit in when dockside and it keeps my batteries* charged automatically. *-I have the two battery model. Just wire it up and plug it in the keep batteries charged. when it is not being used (i.e. plugged into 110 volt) it doesn't allow back feed into charger from battery or other sources.
624481
It plugs into 110 when charging your battery's you leave it connected all the time to the battery's . Mount it out of the way with access to the 110 plug when you need to charge your battery's
2066671
If you read the description you'll see that it's 110/220 volts... It will arrive wired for 110 volts, read the re-connection directions to wire it for 220 volts... Be advised,,, this unit IS TOP HEAVY!!! Use care when moving it!! Don't ask me how I know !!! Gene
1893556
I purchased one, and it came wired for 110 with a plug-in cord. I reconfigured it for 220 and put in on a switched circuit by itself. My understanding is that this caused less wear on the motor.
1329946
It runs on normal 110 but I would avoid this unit. There is a flaw in the system in terms of how ciondesation is collected and dealt with. Bottom line, it doesn't work very well. I would look to find another model. Waste of money.
1086462
it is 110 volts however, it has a full wave rectifier inside and the motor actually runs on DC.
108957
Yes it depends on the relay u use so get a nice solid state relay as well for it but input I'm not sure I run mine on 110v us
1557448
It is electric. 110 volt. Its a great motor. Get the fifty pound motor and u will be glad you did.
448375
Yes it runs on 110ACI use mine in the gymI also have a 750 watt inverter and deep cycle battery ICan run it off at field without power
725039
It runs on regular 110 outlet it is a small compressor. It is a great system, you will not be disappointed if you decide to purchase.
204960
No. It runs on regular house current (110 volts as opposed to 220). Hope this helps. I like mine because it works well & didn't cost very much.
1729046
This is 24V trolling motor. You can run it on a 12V setup but I would expect that it will drain faster--even on a dual. If you have a dual battery setup, why not just rewire for 24V. The trolling motor is great.
256383
It runs off of 110 volt. if you use a 25 LB bottle it will run for a while and freeze up. It will work best with a 100 lb Bottle.
2093758
Definitely requires 110 volt power source. Does not run on a batteries. Best fog machine I've ever bought though! Good luck!
312665
No. It can run on D batteries or with the provided cords for regular 110 volt AC or 12 volt DC.
111956
It is corded to run on US 110 Volt AC. Most of the wood cabinet styles run off a cord, but if you get a smaller plastic one, they have the DC battery power usually.
1991322
I do not believe this motor has a 110V winding, however, even if it did, it could not be connected to a 110 V outlet unless it had a 30 amp breaker on it. This would require special wiring and a special outlet.
1366543
This unit runs on 4 "D" batteries or 6 volt transformer plugged into 110. There may be other transformers that run on 210-220.