Will this run an electric tree trimmer that is rated for 6.5 amps?
1351238
The Power Bright PW1100-12 1100 Watt Power Inverter can handle the 6.5 amp draw you provided when using with a proper sized battery which can handle the load.
1351239
Not sure. It should. I used it once and the second time I tried it, it started smoking and burned up. It was hooked up correctly and was never dropped or mistreated.
1407799
It probably is too small of gauge for gas powered trimmers. You will need 8 or 10 gauge for your trimmer. If I remember right this is 6 gauge.
649032
No it will not run better. You could use a cord that is smaller in size with less resistance. Double theh voltage and you cut the amps in half.
1011767
not sure as it is rated for 24 volts power source. Try it, it wont hurt it.
30366
As it is an 18 volt tool it only will run on 18. it will cut metal. But be prepared to have a few batteries on deck. Suggest a corded implement for heavier situations then just a few cuts. Check out porter cables 18v cut off wheel/ grinder.
1679283
Yeah, but with only a 6 amp charge rate, it might take a while. The charger does work well, though. I use it for my 27 series cranking battery in my boat, which I never run all the way down. The two deep cycle batteries that run my trolling motor use a charger that has 15 amps per bank.
763569
Depends on amperage--I think so. Suggest you ask GOGGLE, as I am no expert. I just know it handles my 2hp pool pump just fine and the pump pulls high amps at start up. hope this helps. RK
1536434
15 amps is 1650 watts rms (root mean square). At the peak of the alternating current's sine wave (ac cycles 50 or 60 times a second in a wave pattern) the saw is drawing 3,300 watts or around 4hp. This is a kind of deceptive description of the saw's power but I've seen other manufacturers (Poulan) do the same thing. It is still plenty powerful to cut down a 16 inch diameter oak tree with no problem and you do need a hefty power cord.
204621
Depends on the amperages. This unit will handle up to 10 Amps of running motor load.
2147881
The answer depends on how much power the unit draws. If it draws 5 amps or less, it should work.
1631582
i took this information from the motor itself. 6.6/13.2 max amp at 115v. am pretty sure that motor is energy efficient as electric bill has decreased since installation.
95758
Hello,Yes. It is rated at 10AMPS. 600 watts consumes around 6 amps.Sincerely,Herman Team
1328870
The saw runs at 15 full load amps at 120volts. Use a 4000 watt (4kw) transformer and you'll have more than enough power to run this saw.
947539
This is an electric chainsaw and so hp doesn't apply. As far as amps it runs on 14 amps. Only concern with electric saws is if extension cord is use it should be of proper length and guage. I burned up one motor with undersized cord but since using proper cord have had no problems. HP is associated with gas chainsaws.
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My background is Electrical Engineering. I have one of these and it's rated at 12V 1300 mA (1.3 Amp) Voltage x Current = Power. So in this case 12 x 1.3 = 15.6 Watts. So, at 6 Volts the available current is 15.6 W / 6 Volt = 2.6 Amp or 2600 mA. So at 6 Volts it should provide up to 2,600 mA, as rated. I wouldn't be afraid to try it at 6 Volts and 1300 mA since that's about 50% of its rated load.
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Yes, If you're running it on 12 volts it draws 2.24 amps so it should work.
2255874
there should be markings on the tree showing the voltage. If it's 12 volt it will probably work.