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Ketsup
- Jan 1, 1970
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I have a small fan that is used to exhaust air from a work station. It runs
on 12v DC 4.5 amps.
I was told that there are four ways to effectively power this fan on
household current, and do so safely.
One was to buy a power converter from Radio Shack (the cheap ones) and wire
it to the 12v.
Two, was to buy a power pack- the kind that is used to jump start batteries,
and use that by wireing a cigarette plug to the end of the fan and plug it
into the power pack and basically leave the power pack plugged in and run
the fan off of the pack all the time (24/7).
Three was to use the power supply used TO charge this battery jumper pack-
which is rated at 13.5v 300 amps.
Four was to wire the fan to a power supply used for personal computers.
Which would be safe, cheap, and effective?
Thank you!
on 12v DC 4.5 amps.
I was told that there are four ways to effectively power this fan on
household current, and do so safely.
One was to buy a power converter from Radio Shack (the cheap ones) and wire
it to the 12v.
Two, was to buy a power pack- the kind that is used to jump start batteries,
and use that by wireing a cigarette plug to the end of the fan and plug it
into the power pack and basically leave the power pack plugged in and run
the fan off of the pack all the time (24/7).
Three was to use the power supply used TO charge this battery jumper pack-
which is rated at 13.5v 300 amps.
Four was to wire the fan to a power supply used for personal computers.
Which would be safe, cheap, and effective?
Thank you!