How many amp hours is this battery? Is it 12 volt? Can it be used for medical equipment such as a CPAP machine?
61625
12 volt. 14 AH. I have no idea about using it for medical equipment. We sell them for motorcycles. - Len - 661-245-2000
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.
61627
14 amps per hour, 60 watts per hour, and yes it's 12 volt. I'm not sure about using it on medical equipment.
61628
It's listed as 14Ah and is 12v. It is also rated to deliver 210 CCA. I noticed a distinct difference in the turn over speed of my SV650. This battery delivers what it states. It does like to 'warm up' a bit before you start to deliver full CCA. It just gets better the more you use it. Time will tell how long it lasts
61629
If your CPAP machine runs on 12 volts this battery would be great. I would get the Shorai charger. The Shorai charger is much more in tune with the Shorai technology. I am using these batteries in a high compression dirt bike and a big v-twin cruiser, they work great. I don't need a float charger any more each bike starts up fine after months in the garage.
1046454
As long as your radio runs on 12VDC. This battery is rated 12amp hours which means it can supply 12 amps at 12VDC for 1 hour before being drained and needing a charge.
1287398
Many CPAPs run on 12 volts dc. They will run from 12v battery through suitable connector.From my experience, a 35 amp-hour battery will serve for several days, not using a humidifier.Its doubtful this unit has enough storage, but you would need to know specifics on your CPAPpower consumption.
328441
The DL123A is longer in size, they are both 3v batteries.I use them both in my home alarm system which require the use of both types.
2276456
I've seen many others asking the same question under a "Duracell" unit like this, and they seem to be getting a response of "Yes, it'll last at least 1 night". I don't have a CPAP, but if it needs under 12 watts of power this should last at least 8 hours. The battery in these will have a rating like "12 amp-hour" hinting it can supply 1 amp (at 12V) for 12 hours, or 2 amps for 6 hours, etc. If it can run off of 12V DC power, that would be better lasting a bit longer since some energy gets wasted converting it to 120V with the inverter.
826706
The battery is replaceable and it is led. As far as amps via 12 volt I don't know
1615245
No, this item does not convert voltage. My CPAP machine is dual voltage, 110/240; check that this is not also that. If not, such machines do exist and are a good choice for travel.
2233320
If you mean, "I want to use my CPAP machine in a foreign country. It runs on 110 V, 60 cycle, alternating current. Will the converter convert the foreign power to 110V, 60 cycle, alternating current?" then the answer is yes. If the CPAP machine runs on 220, then probably not. (I do not remember it being able to convert to 220. What does the product specs say?
1426644
I used it with a cpap for a camping trip. One night was no problem at all. I brought in the car for a couple of hours to charge it for nights 2 and 3... it was reading low power but it held. Don't forget to fully charge it every couple of months when not in use.
811584
about 8.9 Volt. I am using this battery for my Shure wireless belt pack system (praise team at the church).It is hitting 100% of battery gauge but, 70%. However, it last for 12 hours, which is really great. almost good as Duracell Alkaline Battery.
1081868
This is a 12V battery, but for running even a small winch that still pulls ~40 amps I'd go for a bigger battery. This one is rated for 18 amp-hour (hinting it'll supply 18 amps for 1 hour, or 9 amps for 2 hours, etc) and I don't think it's a good idea to pull more than that 18 amp rating for more than a few seconds (like to crank a car).
1674788
Neither battery or 120v, mine is hooked into the either 12v dc or 24 AC on my alarm panel not sure which one, buts its certainly a low voltage line...dont know if 120v would be too much...but would expect the specific unit's capabilities are in the data shert on GE's website
402565
I am running a 100 watt rms amp drawing about 10 amps for 9 hours straight and the battery was still going strong. Hope this helps.
2193795
I believe it all depends on the draw of you CPAP as this battery is only 7 amp - so 7 hours of use at 1amp and you should run out of juice. I bought mine for my fishfinder, but take a look at the link below as it is what I found on Electrical draw from A CPAP and it appears as if it draws more than people think versus how many functions you have it doing off of the battery. http://www.apneaboard.com/forums/Thread-Equipment-How-many-DC-Amps-does-my-CPAP-REALLY-draw
1226945
I'll give you a qualified Yes. The battery only lasts about four hours on a charge, but it does work well for those four hours. I am using it on a Resmed S-9 c-pap.
398482
I used a 12 volt deep cycle marine battery. I had purchased this solar panel, and also an 800 watt inverter. Along with the deep cycle battery as I mentioned, I was able to run my C-Pap machine (I have sleep apnea) at Elk hunting camp for 7 days. I like the solar panel a lot!
1542514
It is a 18 Volt NiCd battery, and ranks above average for capacity and run time, the average capacity for this class is 2.2 AH, so I would think it is slightly higher... Mine works outstanding ! Hope this helps ...