Is this a power outlet for a bicycle?
1764801
It's basically an external battery pack to charge your phone with a strap for your bike.
1764802
What Keith said. It has two USB ports, one for charging (Micro USB) and one for use (USB). The cool thing about it is that you can use/charge at the same time, so if you have a dynamo power generator (attached to a wheel), you can plug that to the battery and then plug-in your device, so it serves as a buffer while going uphill, which is great.
1764803
This is a portable battery for devices that use an USB cable to be charged. This battery is designed to be mounted in a bicycle and it gives you additional charge time while riding your bike.
125308
Nope, it's regular household current. This is about the size of a basketball and has a standard three prong plug.
2031008
There is an outlet, however, I am not certain if it is for output only or input & output.Cheers
305331
The power supply is AC. The female receptacle on the bike is about 4 - 5 inches off the ground in the front of the bike.
1777361
It can be either. It comes with a cord for your cigarette lighter/power outlet and a cord with aligator clips for direct connection to a battery. Keep in mind you'll need a direct connection if you intend to use it at high power. Most power outlets are fused at around 10 amps, which at 12 volts is only 120 watts.
1382916
Plugs into a standard 110 wall plug-in and can be mounted to the wall. This was given to my brother-in-law as he is a bicycle collector
121995
No, it doesn't. It's necessary for the unit to be plugged in to a power outlet for use.
635118
Not sure if you are asking how to find the power cord or where to plug it into the bike so will answer both. The power cord itself has a square transformer and came in a small square box in the packaging. The plug in can be found as a round hole at the bottom of the front pedestal right above the front foot or crossbar that the bike sits on. Hope this helps.
1727827
Not sure if you mean motorcycle or bicycle. Either way - the power cable on my was plenty long to be able to fill a motorcycle tire from a car, or you could wire a socket in a motorcycle. The head is fairly small profile, but some wheels may be a bit tight. Bicycles - yes, this should fill them fast, but I don't remember mine coming with Presta adapters.
1672923
No, and most outlets like that would be fused at 10-15 amps or 120-180 watts
588620
No. This charger goes onto your cranking battery and charges your accessory batteries. There is no household plug outlet.
2184146
It's an outlet. You can hook it any circuit that any other 15amp outlet can hook to.
1101255
Yes, it plugs into an ordinary outlet. Probably ideal to have it with a 20amp breaker.
1614617
Yes, you will need to wire it so that it is powered from a switched power source, or you can wire it directly and just remember to turn the GPS off when the bike is off. I actually grafted a power plug onto the end and plug the GPS into my power socket on the dash.
1775429
With the correct attachments I'm sure you can. http://cyclingabout.com/list-of-hub-dynamo-power-supplies-for-usb-devices/
671005
No,it only has the power outlet connected to the wall and the battery section.
56808
It puts out 6 volts DC and is either 1 or 1.5 AMPs. The AMPs were just a bit under what the bike said it needs, but it still worked just fine.