Does the 12,000 BTU portable air conditioner require a 220 line? Or does it run on a normal 110v?
1329945
110 but I would not get this unit unless u r near one of their customer service centers. I have had problems with list refrigerant three times on my machine
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.
1329947
You can run it off a regular 110V, make sure to put a washing machine pan under it. If an internal tube gets clogged the condenser backs up and spills water all over the floor. There is no way to predict when it will clog.
1329948
Runs on normal 110v. And I have NEVER had a problem with condensation. I have run it every summer for the last five years or so in what can be brutal heat and never a problem. I do clean it every year before I start it up, just like I do my heating system. If any device is not cared for properly, it will not function at maximum capacity.
330817
I assume 110v or I could not use it in my residential home, 110 is standard. hope this helps. And I love it.
728369
Yes, it does run on a standard 3 prong grounded 110v home outlet. This ac unit has lasted me many summers at full tilt with just basic maintenance.
2221528
It's strange they post the 110vAC version diagram with this 12v unit. The wiring diagram that is on the unit says 12v and the power and heating/cooling is not all interconnected. Inkbird should post a pic of the decal on the unit - it has the proper schematic.
1627920
I assume you are asking if it can run on 220v AC. No. It will need a voltage converter to 120volts AC. It only draws .28 amps @110v so you won't need a big converter.
1968947
You would need a 'Tripp Lite PR30 30-Amp DC Power Supply 120VAC Input to 13.8VDC Output' or something comparable to it to be able to run this unit from 120v AC house current. You'd be looking at spending another $200 or thereabouts. You'd be better off buying a small 120vAC powered air compressor instead, like a pancake compressor that go for $100 or thereabouts, that would greatly outperform this unit which was made to be used with a running motor 12v system.
481699
It cannot run 220 volt equipment. It is only a 117-120 volt power source. There are only outlets for 117-120 volt equipment AC. It can run electronic equipment that is 117-120 volts AC.
1570009
No idea what you refer to. It is 12,000 btu's and plugs into a regular (standard) 120 volt outlet.
124375
It runs on 15 volts DC power supplied by a small AC to DC transformer that comes set up to plug into a std 120V A/C wall outlet. The transformer has a label on it stating it can run with input from 100-240V A/C. But in order to make it run on 230V you'd need a different cord to plug into the transformer--mine didn't come supplied with one.
1826816
This unit requires 110 or propane for cooling operation. Although the front and rear power boards will run off 12 Volt. Thank You
1921135
I would say "yes", Sandra; 110VAC to 12VDC/5A is standard for portable coolers. Mine works great, I use it everyday! (on the convertor in my office) It actually cools better on the AC adapter than when I've used it of the 12VDC from the car. Hope this helps! :)
668860
It has a standard 110V plug. The plug head does have the GFCI built in, which is typical of most AC units.
1180603
it does not need electricity, it is gas. if it has an optional fan it will need 110v. fan is not necessary for normal operation.
2029992
It is portable because the unit can be carried on to different spots where the power 120V AC outlet is available like in the office, the house or car (with 120V AC output plug). You're right it needs a standard 120V AC (household outlet) to make it work. Unlike other portable stuffs like portable CD, DVD...they can use it's internal compartment with batteries (DC powered)
1593266
This model can operate on 120 or 240. The unit comes standard with a 120v cable, but could swap out a 240 on request.Thanks
1929084
Hi How are you today , THE ANSWER IS YES , YOU CAN RUN A 120 VOLTS AIR COND. VERY WELL . Good luck
1744891
Yes. Refer to Figure 10 (on Page 6) of the manual and observe TB1 wiring Block. By connecting the AC Line in to the 240 terminal instead of the 120 terminal, the unit will operate on 240VAC.