Will this be suitable to run a shop vac, electric drill, portable fans, etc around house and garage for an extended period of time
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Yes, it's got a 16/3 grounded cord so as long as you don't over load it, it should work just like any other extension cord except it auto-winds back into itself OK?? Best use is mounting it on the ceiling or wall near an outlet and then just unwind as needed and simply retract; mine has worked flawlessly.
958907
I use it for whole house installaton. Very usefull to change use habits in some equipments like air conditioner, swimming pool heater, lights at night, etc.
254465
it would be rather expensive to run this 24/7 but it can be used continiously (longest mine runned so far was 9hr non stop - entire house including A./C and sump and macerator pump) however if you are going to run all the time !!! pick one with a v Twin engine
298827
Possibly. I have used mine to run a small portable car refrigerator cooler for a short time and it worked fine. R. Skiba
14608
Yes. MSD #8428. I would use a ported vacuum source, and play with the mechanical advance to get optimum timing curve for your power needs.
879581
Its great around the house, you will probably require a more powerfull product for that kind of voltage.
459527
Depends on the volume you want to achieve, and how long you plan to run it. I would say it would work fine for a couple hours at 70-80% power.
545626
Oh yes, this would be the most perfect for that purpose. I use mine for so many things around the house.
456829
Assuming a stable platform and reasonable load I think it would be fine. I have only run mine ten minutes continuously but it was proven to be a very useful and reliable tool.
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absolutely, regular house vacuum does just fine, a shop vac would also have no problems. It's just pulling air out.
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it should work fine I got mine about 4 months ago and it works great. it pumps air fast and has two outlets forair hammers and other air tools. I think it would work great. I have not tried it I use it in my motorcycle garage and amvery pleased with it. I had two harbor freight compressors and this one is very much stronger than them
1574986
Yes. It is 100 to 240 VAC. So it will work. Just use the cord from your current power supply.
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Yes, it works quite well for that. It uses a motor that's not open, and won't cause any problems with the fumes. That's one of the reasons I like it. There isn't a fan on the market for that price that moves more air. To move that much air sometimes you'll probably want to make sure you've got the shop vented to provide intake air so it can move enough of it. Hope that helps you out! Fletch
52378
it converts DC voltage like from a 12v car battery into 120 VAC for use with items that run on household voltage. Mine did not last very long though!
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I have been using it to control a chest freezer compressor, which I believe to be an inductive load, for two months now and it's going strong. Check the current ratings on the fans, but I think you'd be okay.
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I wouldn't use this in a home setting and here's why: this unit (and 99% of all automotive electronics) use 12 VDC. Our homes supply 110 VAC. To convert home power to something useable would require a separate transformer-and it would need to be much bigger and more robust than a simple wall wart. You could do it but it could be costly. Would it sound good? Possibly, but the sound of this sub is designed for the small space of a car-which helps low end response-not a room, even a small one.
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You probably could use it for that. I don't know about keeping it running as my husband doesn't leave his plugged in. But as for the room, it should be big enough for it. It is the size of a 6 pack of cans (placed just like in the picture) if that helps for the inside measurements. You may be able to run it 24/7 but it may wear out faster since they aren't designed to be used 24/7. But it should be ok as a temporary thing until you can find something else.