this is the third time i am posting. this site is messing up. i have a camper trailer and need to know if this is ac or dc powered. there is no pre-ex
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It is 12 volt powered. In the control box are spade connectors marked plus and minus.
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DC powered. Mine runs off the feed for my 12 volt TV. The booster wired right in no problem.
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It is a DC output ! But I must have read that it had been a AC output, which was what I wanted. Didn't help me at all
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??? But?? This is what is written in its specification on Amazon?! VEry important for me, because I am buying it exclusively for outdoor usage. ThanksItem model number D200Power Source Type AC & Battery
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In a portion of my design (trailer wiring system), I have a 400 Watt DC to AC converter which connects to a AC wall outlet in my trailer. I have a trickle charger hooked up, so not many watts drawn. This has worked for me so far. The main wires going through relay end up having AC power through them. The actuator in the relay is controlled by magnet (and I still use 12 volt to control relay), so the magnet portion of relay doesn't make direct contact with AC power. Can't say for sure on 24 volt if it will work, since I still use 12 volts to actuate magnet in relay. I actually disected a relay to see how it worked before building my system. I hope this helps. In a portion of my design (trailer wiring system), I have a 400 Watt DC to AC converter which connects to a AC wall outlet in my trailer. I have a trickle charger hooked up, so not many watts drawn. This has worked for me so far. The main wires going through relay end up having AC power through them. The actuator in the relay is controlled by magnet (and I still use 12 volt to control relay), so the magnet portion of relay doesn't make direct contact with AC power. Can't say for sure on 24 volt if it will work, since I still use 12 volts to actuate magnet in relay. I actually disected a... » Read More In a portion of my design (trailer wiring system), I have a 400 Watt DC to AC converter which connects to a AC wall outlet in my trailer. I have a trickle charger hooked up, so not many watts drawn. This has worked for me so far. The main wires going through relay end up having AC power through them. The actuator in the relay is controlled by magnet (and I still use 12 volt to control relay), so the magnet portion of relay doesn't make direct contact with AC power. Can't say for sure on 24 volt if it will work, since I still use 12 volts to actuate magnet in relay. I actually disected a relay to see how it worked before building my system. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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Not out of the box, no. It is DC, not AC. I made the mistake of attaching it directly to a charger so that I could plug it in. Now my charger is burned out and I have to buy a new one. That's not the fault of the product, it was my fault for overdrawing the charger.Now I use a different pump that can plug into the wall, and will only use the pump it came with if I'm in the field.
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I might have been in error with my answer to Mr. Bruce questoon regsrding the 5V DC Regulated PS.It probably is a switching PS. It has a circuit that converts AC volts to DC and provides a stable DC voltage &current to the device.
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This is electric, uses both dc and ac current. Just plug it into you cigarette lighter, no propane.
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I have used this generator on my dad's 35' fifth wheel and my 29' travel trailer. Both trailers have 13500 btu ac. I have had no problems. This is also at 8500' elevation. It ran like a champ. Very happy with this purchase
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I'd say yes. It has a 120 volt transformer for DC input and also it will run on SIX batteries (the large D size). I have been using it in my camper for 3 years. Nice unit.
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yes it does, thats one of the main reasons I purchased it. it is both 12 volt and 110 house current. I havent used it since the end of camping season but if I remember right it has all kinds of hookups for usb ports mp3 players etc. It played our dvd's where ever we were and had great picture quality. It is a nice addition to our camp trailer
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This does not and is a piece of you know what. Look at RV areas as they have propane ac and dc power ,
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I wired my trailer up with a 60amp 4 breaker box to run my electrical off of, and I just hook it up to a 20amp service and run everything off of it with no problems including this AC unit.
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Unit is.DC only and made for use in automobiles. An AC converter would have to be purchased for home use.
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this PLUGS into the outlet... we have 30 amp and runs fine plugged in at all times.. (we do however turn off breaker when unplugging/plugging in to new pole...just in case. great replacement for our travel trailer
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Sorry I can't help - I threw mine away... I am sure I kept the AC-DC adapter, but I have a big box full of those and no idea what they originally went to!
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I use it with my generator, it kept blowing my GFI breaker, I put a regular 110 outlet in and it runs my trailer with both AC, I have used it at a few parks without a GFI breaker outlet, so if you have. GFI breaker in the circuit you need to replace it with a regular 110v outlet and it should work just fine. Hope this helps??
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You're right, the listing title is reversed. It is 12v DC to 110v AC. Some buyers commented that it wouldn't fit into their power ports on cars, but it did fit fine in my Ford F150 Lariat pickup; I would think the size is universal, though it was tight and had to be pushed in hard. By the way, it works great, so far.