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HomeElectronicsAccessories & SuppliesCar Electronics AccessoriesAudio & Video AccessoriesPower InvertersWagan 141 0173 110vAC To 12vdc Adapter 5 Amp |
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52 of 52 found the following review helpful:
 Great Price & Great Product ... Worked Great w/ Koolatron Compact Kooler Mar 20, 2009
By Jorge J. Coelho
I purchased this unit to power the Koolatron Compact Kooler, which uses 4.5 amps. I initially purchased the Sunforce 55520, which was a big mistake. It arrived dead on arrival and after some research I realized that it never really had the power to run the fridge, even though it boasts 5.8 amps.
However, this worked great right out of the box. My first impression was that it was definitely much heavier than the Sunforce 55520 and it seemed to cool the fridge effortlessly. I precooled my fridge for about 12 hours before plugging it in the car and the adapter never got hotter than lukewarm.
If you need an AC/DC Power Converter that will power a device upto 5 amps, go with the 5 Amp AC to 12V DC Power Adapter. You won't regret the decision.
25 of 25 found the following review helpful:
Great Service Great Product Aug 22, 2008
By R. Edler
This 12V 110V adapter worked perfectly to power my Coleman thermoelectric cooler that draws a continuous 4.5 amps at 12V
24 of 26 found the following review helpful:
Works Jun 08, 2009
By Gus Smedstad
There's very little to say about a power supply that works properly. I used this to supply power to my QHY8 astronomical camera, which wants 4 amps at 12 volts. I typically use it for 6-8 hours at a stretch, and while it gets warm, it does the job. This supply was reasonably priced, and it's smaller than the similar 12V DC power supply I purchased to power my anti-dew strips.
- Gus
11 of 11 found the following review helpful:
 Couldn't even handle half the rated amps! Feb 15, 2010
By SC_Film
I tried to operate a 12-volt fan that is rated at 2.6 Amps and the voltage dropped WAY below 12 volts-- making it severely underpowered. The adapter says it can handle 5 amps, I would hate to think what actual voltage it is putting out if you try to put that much load on it. I have used many generic branded 12-volt adapters and never seen a single one perform THIS badly!
7 of 7 found the following review helpful:
Quiet power source for FM transmitter Jan 20, 2010
By Barry Thomas
I use the Soundfly car FM transmitter in my home to transmit the analog signal from my computer to my home theater's tuner. The Soundfly is designed specifically for use in a car, so its built-in cigarette lighter plug is the only way to power it.
Power adapters with the cigarette lighter socket built into the adapter unit interfere with the FM signal, creating static. The Wagan 5 amp converter has its socket separated from the adapter by a sufficient length of cord to eliminate this problem.
Now the sound I'm getting from my computer through my home theater is clean and full ranged.
I highly recommend this adapter to anyone interested in powering a car FM transmitter indoors.
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