12 Volt Dc Rv Air Conditioner

Maybe this isn't quite what Sony had in mind for it's adapter. I use a 12 volt dc sealed cell battery, plug a 120 volt converter into that, then convert it back into dc with the Sony adapter. I do that for extreme extended battery use for astrophotography field use. It seems to work fine. There's no overheating in any part of my contraption, including the Sony Adapter.

I have a the charger Canon makes but wanted a backup. Not only is the Pearstone charger about half the price of Canon's,it also comes with a 12-volt DC attachment so I can charge batteries in my car and with a plug adapter that is the one most commonly needed one in Europe - Canon's charger does not have these.

This charger not only does 110 but has a 12 volt adapter included.

Builder with my RV only installed a PWM 50 volt/11 Amp max 780 watt controller so can use it but disconnect roof panel120 w and have had a Outside connection to controller ,sertup now works great, very impressed with my Delta Max and 400 w Solar Panel , soon when we get the new Power Hubs and 10 Kwh batteries will cure alot of problems running out of batteries, my Thai RV is setup to take on new Power Hub unit , hope it comes in the next year builder built a 62 volt lithium battery inverter and cannot use solar panels,no Charge Controller built to handle 62 volts.

I am using the Losmandy 120 Volt AC to 15 Volt DC Adapter to power a Gemini 2 System for a Losmandy G-11 equatorial mount. The adapter is effective and works as advertised. I no longer get low voltage warnings, when powering up the Gemini 2 unit, as I did when powering from a 12 Volt DC battery. This Power Adapter is compact, which helps reduce clutter in my small observatory dome.

Great Batteries which I use in my running headlamp, my 10 fiber optic testers, fluke network testers etc. The major drawback is that you can't charge 8 or 16 at a time and because there are no Duracell 9 volt rechargeable batteries. I have to use endless 9 volt batteries while the AAAs and AAs keep on going which is a pain if one in the middle of work project. I am going to have to invest in the Jackery Pro to power a 110 volt power strip and multiple Duracell Chargers in a row. Converting to AC and back to DC wastes energy. Duracell should offer a DC higher voltage recharge option off of the Jackery Pro so I can charge large amounts of AA batteries at a time. I suggest a joint partnership to make this available to contractors.

We have it for everything, Air-Conditioner panel control, Land line phone, Toys Etc',

Great for charging multiple batteries and the ability to charge from a 12 volt source is great for when you are traveling and need to top off your batteries.

So nice to get to charge all 3 of my batteries at once. It can also be ran off of a small inverter from a 12 volt plug in a vehicle. Definitely worth the money.

I power my Ikan 502 with a 12 volt drycell for long video taping at locations where power isn't available.