How much amps does this charger pulls from the wall outlet during charging?
392101
This unit will last for maybe 4 to 5 charges and then it no longer work. JUNK
392102
In rapid charge mode, it supplies 20A for 6/12/24 Vdc, 12A for 36 Vdc, and 10A for 48 Vdc. Otherwise, in maintenance mode it supplies 2A. Input specs are 120 Vac, 60 Hz, 650W.
706765
No. Nothing uses that many amps yet anyway. Great charger I bought a second one love it
750495
Hard to say for sure, but the charger/adapter output is less than 1 amp. (975 ma) combined for both supply voltages.
1153560
The charger itself has a fold up 110 volt wall outlet plug on the back. To use in a car there is a lighter adapter with cord that plugs into a mini plug on the charger, so the 12v cord detaches. The unit works well on 110 volts but I haven't tried it yet on 12 volts in the car.
578211
No. You want to buy a 2 amp wall charger if you expect overnight recharging. If you try to recharge from a laptop or similar low-current device, it will take quite a long time. Chargers sold with tablets may well be 2 amps.
388255
Make sure that the output on the charger is 2 Amp. It won't charge on anything less
611548
No, it is for 120 vac. Our normal wall outlet voltage. Output from the charger is 6 or 12 vdc. There are no switches or controls. The charger determines the various battery voltages when connected. My charger works great.
1325502
It is 20 amps total. It's a 3 bank charger, and it is designed to charge the start battery first. It does split the 20 amps thru all the batteries, but as one battery becomes fully charged, it will stop charging that battery, but will continue charging at 20 amps total to the two remaining batteries, and so on. So far, it's been a great charger.
39128
They both work , the charging circuit ( smart phone or tablet ) controls how many amps it wishes to draw. The charger does not decide how many amps to push. The only problem you would have is if you plugged in something that drew more than 2.1 amps.
335514
i am not sure. but i have a 1.5 20 amp charger on a timer for one hour every day
986292
Depends on battery state of charge. 3 levels of charging.3 different amp draws
92593
This is not a charging device.... it step´s up or down, the AC Power which comes out of your wall plug. so you can use it as a power outlet to plug in any charger which is in it´s limits of max. 300 Watt....but I would recommend to go higher and have at least 20% or more Watts range for the step up provided to the charger.
1805094
Approximately 12 amps. It works much better if you remove the plug and wire it directly, my plug got so hot that it melted in the socket so I wired it directly to the plugs connector and no longer draws the batteries down to the low voltage disconnector.
1083634
I have no idea. I bought this charger for an engineering prototype. I don't even recall the plug it had on it. Sorry!
954923
I do not know how many amps as it doesn't say in it anywhere. This is my second one purchased through amazon. My first one, I broke, had nothing to do with the charger itself. My second one I've had about 3 weeks and happy so far. Charges my phone, Galaxy III, very quickly.
1462595
Yes. The charger is powered by an external AC to DC adapter. Adapter input 100-240 VAC 50/60 Hz, 0.25 A max. Output 12 V, 1 A max. The connector is center positive, approximately 5.5mm OD, 2.5mm ID.
2167386
The amps and watts is the amount of power the charger can produce from the wall plug to charge your devices. I got the 2 amp/10 watt charger because apple products seem to need more power to charge. I have a laptop an phone that I have charged at the same time.