will the cozy fw work plugged into an inverter in a semi truck
1616755
Sorry, I'm not qualified to answer that. If it puts out 110/120 volts I don't see why not. Call up the mfr. or distr.
1616756
I only wish I knew.It just runs on a regular current....I do not know what an inverter is. I sure do like mine under my desk.
1616757
Sure it can work, but it depends on your inverter. The heat pad draws 90 Watts at 120 volts. So make sure you have an inverter with enough power, and some leeway. A 120 watt inverter, or stronger, would be fine. Beware, this will drain your vehicle battery fairly quickly if you don't leave the engine running.
1533188
That all depends on the 12V power source, the inverter will run as long as you have power going into it
97623
I doubt that the invertor would see the same high temp, the roof surface underneath the panels will not have sunlight on it so will not get as hot as the unprotected parts. Just my opinion:)
394725
It would with an DC to AC invertor. (Or rigging your own 12v to 5v setup as some have suggested) I use a TripLite 12v DC to 120v AC invertor in my truck when I need 120. Fans can be a bit noisy on many invertors. They have to stay cool.
1978421
You should not need an Inverter with your battery pack. It should have come with all of the recharging items needed to recharge your battery. I do however recharge mine with a power inverter in my semi truck every day. You can plug into any power source to recharge your battery.
1945320
I installed this inverter in my travel trailer mounted more or less just above the axles. Last year we drove about 10,000 miles with the trailer including some dirt roads and the inverter is still working fine. So far we have no complaints. Stephan
1280298
Not as is, there maybe some mods to do that or use inverter to change voltage to 120v first, I imagine you could connect to Battery by bypassing outlet connection and just wire battery connector to truck battery but would be risky and void warranty, maybe cause more problems
993448
The inverter will, but the bulbs are usually placed somewhere on the case exterior. I believe the case you have is about a foot deep, so if you were going for the "street-glow" look, it will work. Careful not to pinch the output wires to the bulbs, they carry about 2000 volts!
1614274
Yes this inverter would work for that. It's a good inverter, husband is a truck driver and uses his off the truck battery to run his fridge, microwave, etc.
1236336
I use a 1000 watt inverter connected to the battery with jumper cables. With the engine of the vehicle running it works perfectly.
1613945
yes, but wouldn't last that long because when you run resistance for heat it drain power too quickly even with 500 AH that you got...also check to see how much wattage your e-blanket required....if it more than 2500w the inverter will cut out... VU
1444673
If its a 12 volt power port the invertor will work fine . I use it all the time in an 18 wheeler for various things
312062
This inverter is to big for cig.lighter direct hook up to battery..wire that come with this inverter is a little light..you might want to get heavier gauge..
1380647
My micr0wave does not work on any inverter that I can find I'll have to send it back but it does work in the house but I need it work in my truck
318488
If you use it in your vehicle, you'll need a power inverter. I use the PowerLine PowerCup 200/400 Watt Mobile Inverter with USB Power Port 90309. If you're stuck in a blizzard or in traffic or hunting in the middle of nowhere, you can still have a warm meal!
195719
It's kind of a novelty in a vehicle, but cut the wire near the inverter and strip the outer insulation there will be a red and white wire. red is +12v and white is common or ground. The wires are probably around 18 awg stranded aluminum so the current passed through is very small. You might squeze more power out by hardwiring it to the board, no doubt voiding the warranty if it has one.
1213938
I use it with a 1600 watt inverter and it works great. Just that if you don't drive it very often, I would disconnect it.