Can I use this for a temporary, 9v battery operated system? I want to rig my office moving crates since the movers have sticky fingers.
1434425
Technically it was design for 12v adapter. But in a reality like what I have now, Im only using 9v adapter for 2 years already and it works with no problem
1434426
Oopps...sorry I thought were talking about the reed switch. Just use 12v adapter instead of 9v battery
1861853
It probably could, but you'd go through batteries pretty quick. That's really not what it was designed for. Pneumatic or electric impact wrenches are specifically designed for removing and installing wheel lug nuts.
1421081
The unit works only via a DC input - no normal facility for a battery. But if a battery is essential, a technician could certainly adapt a heavy duty battery and attach a chord which would power the unit. The unit is first rate, incidentally, and performs just as advertised.
702224
No. This is not for battery terminal. We have small 4oz pouch for battery terminal. Call us at 201-528-7228
268407
I do not have a 9V battery in mine and I unplugged it for five minutes just to test this. It did not seem to lose its tare weight or configuration information.
1126536
I work at batteries plus. No you cannot! It will burn out the cells in the batteries. Never use more volt to charge less volt.
184666
Nope, any 9v should work. I'm using a one spot power supply on it right now
2135003
I tapped directly off the positive battery terminal, but hooked it to a relay, then out of the relay to the fuse for the gloves. The relay is controlled by a twelve volt line that is only on when the key is on. I tapped into an accessory terminal for this control voltage but any line that presents with 12 volts when the key is on will work. This prevents inadvertent battery drainage... The relays are relatively cheap and readily available.
61626
A battery is a battery and voltage is voltage. If the machine will run from 12V DC there is no reason you couldn't use it. I would have to imagine there are better solutions for that though.
318666
Sorry, I'm not familiar with that equipment. I use them with Earthing technologies. Contact Neatnclick directly with your question. You can Google them for contact info.
1224045
unfortunately not... and its not your standard 9V connector either. your best bet is a 9V battery, this thing uses hardly any power and one lasts me a good long while
992636
I i am out of town so can't grab my battery but yes they are physically larger then a standard 9v. A standard 9v slips in and out of my paintball gun with easy but with these batteries it grabs hard enough with these batteries to require me to use a flat head screw driver to pull it out enough for me to grab it firmly enough to pull it out.
1001728
You just need 12vs, and most carts run higher voltage. Add an isolated 12v deep cycle battery should do the trick.
178929
Yes, but do not mix batteries, only use this style if not it will ruin the unit
94499
I have connected it straight to a 9v battery and it works fine. It's not as bright as hard wired to a 12v system, but it does work.
464616
Sure. Can't imagine why not. This is a very high quality unit so it's not going to damage your battery with any weird voltage swings. I have five of them. One stopped working, which was my fault as I had hooked it up to a dead battery, but they were kind enough to replace it anyway. I would give them more that five stars if there were such a category!!
1199906
i guess if you want to be absolutley safe about it, you could install a circuit breaker. i run my direct off the battery, works fine.