I am wanting to use this to power a 12 volt handicap lift in my garage. Can this be used to power direct to motor without a battery?
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The unit should work without battery, however it is rather exotic to be used just as a DC power supply, and it is a switching power supply, so the startup current of the lift may overload it. I would suggest adding a battery even just a small tractor battery to handle this. Also if you had a power failure, the lift would work as emergency backup
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This device is expected to be installed in an RV, in a sheltered location and supply 12V at (usually) 30 amps through a fuse panel supplying power to 12V lights, water pump as well as 3-stage battery charging. It is microprocessor controlled, and I really don't know if it will work without a battery detected. Assuming it will, you would need a fuse or circuit breaker for protection at the maximum expected power demand of the lift. I'd run the lift from a battery charged by this.
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Don't Do It. The motor is a 12 volt NOT 24 v and I'd expect you'd damage it. Now, if you put the batteries in Parallel ( + to + to + motor terminal and - to - to - terminal on the motor) you would probably extend running time considerably but remain at 12 volts. Call the manufacturer to be sure. Properly powered this is a good little motor.
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To the best of my knowledge it is intended as a battery maintainer for 12 V. batteries either starting or deep cycle. It's low output does not require a controller.
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Yes and no. You realize this is just a battery -- used to store DC power. If you want to use AC appliances you will need an inverter to convert the DC to AC. There are small 12V DC appliances designed for camping and truckers, etc. but generally they don't last long and aren't as effective as their AC counterparts. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power_inverter
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This is the motor you would connect in a circuit, but I wouldn't recommend connecting directly to a solar panel. No need for an extra motor.
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I did use a 12 volt 500 watt power converter to 115 volt hooked to my pickup battery to run the fan. This worked but I don't know how long the fan will run without the pickup running.
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I would suspect that you could connect to a battery with a converter. Have not done that. There are solar fans that would not require electric power of any kind. We used this for one summer, took it to a desert location, planning to get a solar fan for it soon.
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I use it for a trailer with 12 batteries attached to it or you can use it plugged into a car. Works both ways as long as it gets 12v as input it will convert it for you.
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I think you are asking if this can be hooked up to a battery and used to power a household electric blanket and small space heater. If that is correct, then what you are looking for is a DC to AC Inverter. This unit does the reverse, meaning it plugs in to household (AC) power and converts it to 12 volt DC power for running DC powered devices. Look up DC to AC Inverter.
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In theory you can, but its not recommended and the NEC wouldn't approve. If you want to connect a 12 V battery to an inverter (to make it act as a power source) then look for an off-grid power inverter instead. They can come in 12V, 24V, 48V configurations.
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I don't see why not but this might be overkill for that. As for the connection, I believe the site where this is listed contains several plans depending on what you are trying to do. You can run this from a 9 volt battery so power should not be a problem.
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No this would not work for even the smallest of electric trolling motors. Not enough stored energy.
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No you cannot. The panel/charge controller cannot run any loads without being connected to a battery. The energy supplied to the load must come from the battery. There is one exception I have seen. There are some 12V water pumps that will run directly off of a solar panel without the need for a controller or a battery.Renogy Tech SupportSR
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Yes you can, My Grandson has it wired to a fuse Box and it pulls power from all 4 12volt battires
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Yes, you can connect directly to a 12 volt battery. No charge controller is needed.
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I'm not sure about the motor itself, but the whole unit runs off the 110 V house current. I just used it as a replacement for my noisy old fan motor.
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Hi Chas,Sorry for the delay, I could not log in to Amazon for weeks.The blower works with any DC12V source capable to provided the amperage required to drive the motor.I would however not connect it to the battery directly because of the power consumption of the motor, that may drain your battery if you forget to switch it off.Therefore my recommendation is to connect the blower to a switched and fuse protected circuit that only powers up when the generator charges the battery.I hope this helps.TT2648