Specifications

Operating 12 V DC Appliances
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Operating 12 V DC Appliances
The Duracell® Powerpack can operate 12 V DC auto, RV,
marine, or other portable appliances that draw 12 A or less
from a 12 V DC power outlet or from a vehicle’s lighter
socket.
Typical 12 V DC appliances that can be used on the
Duracell® Powerpack are listed in Table 3-2.
CAUTION: Equipment damage
The DC power socket does not automatically switch off when the
internal battery is discharged. To protect the internal battery against
damage resulting from total discharge, we recommend that the AC
outlet
ON/OFF switch is turned ON when using the Duracell®
Powerpack to operate a 12 V DC appliance.
Having the AC outlet
ON/OFF switch turned ON enables the alarm to
warn you when the 12 V DC appliance has nearly depleted the
internal battery.
Note
: The fewer watts a 12 V DC appliance draws, the longer
the Duracell® Powerpack will operate before recharging is
required.
Table 3-2 12 V DC Appliances and Run Times
12 V DC Appliance
Watts
a
a. Represents actual power consumption as measured on sample
appliances.
Run Time
b
b. Operating times assume a fully charged 28 Ah battery and may vary
based on model or brand of appliance.
5 W incandescent light (built
into the unit)
550 h
Cellular telephone
c
c. Represents talk time available from 10 recharge cycles.
641 h
Portable cooler 30 7 h
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