Would I be able to run two laptops and some lighting with this generator?
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That depends on if it starts when you get it, mine had no compression when i received it. Yes it should
1631114
Yes, you should be able to run a couple of laptops and some lighting. Double check by looking at the generator's wattage output and the watts used by your devices.
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Short answer is yes. I use it to power my 32' race car trailer. I am usually running a laptop, stereo radio, weather station, battery charger and in the evenings I usually have a florescent light inside. The only time it struggles is when I turn on the two quartz flood lights outside of the trailer.
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Absolutely! I've run a full PA system and a truss full of LED dj lights and my laptop without any issues. Although with the 18" woofer I could not run it in econo (quiet) mode.
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I believe that each USB port has 5V, 200mA source on a laptop; 500 mA on desktop. So you can plug two lights into two USB ports at the same time... Good luck. Have a good day...
994261
Probably not but I would if I were you. Power supplies aren't that expensive and you will be sitting on the edge of what you will need.
486649
You must use a generator to have a continuous power for continuous lighting
1277248
It should be well more than enough to cover it. That combination, even overclocked, should use around 500W of power, taking into account everything you'll have in your system.
1514320
If it works fine with one than probably no concerns. I have noticed I can run it with one as well and odds are using two is mostly for extra power.
474778
It all depends on what the running wattage of the two items are can you find that? if it's less than the generator than yes.
2227779
Yes but be careful how many bus power devices you plug in, if you run two or three you may have power issues.
1566391
No, It cannot. But depends on what size laptop you are using, you might need a bigger inverter (more power/watt) than this one. However, for most laptops, this one should be fine.
329659
I would not be concerned as much about the system resources used as much as the power drawn. They pull ~500 mA each which can be a concern if your laptop has other usb devices plugged in as well. In my experience my old macbook couldn't handle the power consumption. I would suggest using a powered usb hub if you want to run from your laptop.
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You should be able to use two laptop, but you need to check the amperage draw on each one. The two USB ports are two different amperages.
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NO, your laptop won't have enough power. I tried that, it didn't work for me. Make sure you tell them to give you a U.S. adapter if you order it because you will get one from ASIA, if you don't.
429124
Should be just fine. I run a laptop ,printer and sometimes 2 phones charging.
1694643
Depends on your use, what is plugged in etc. We only have lighting circuit (wattage varies) and computers (they draw a constant 50 watts) Works for our needs. Also depends on Batteries - we have six 12 Volt batteries. More batteries more storage
103650
Should work but ck the wattage output on the landscape supply may be a bit to high
1241904
You can do this but it will take a long time to fully charge. With only one generator, you will get about 0.1 amp into your 12V battery.
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If your camp is large or small you will need to know how many amp hours that it requires to fulfill it's needs. I currently utilize two slr125's to power my small homestead. I can run this energystar notebook computer all night long. I can also run a couple of 12 volt dc lights all night at the same time. If you require much more than that I recommend doing some research into how much power you need and how much you are willing to spend. Watts equal amps times volts. If you are wanting to run AC appliances you will need an inverter. my laptop-60 watts 2 light bulbs-30 watts 90 watts divided by 12 volts equals 7.5 amps. To run my computer and two lights for a ten hour night it takes seventy five amp hours. Also take into consideration that deep cycle, lead acid, AGM batteries are very sensitive to cold weather and should never be exposed to freezing temperatures unless fully charged. As a rule of thumb always double what you need. Those winter months can be long. Have fun camping!