Combination USB Charger with Receptacle

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Combination USB Charger with Receptacle

Postby cpinetree » Fri Apr 13, 2012 7:29 pm

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Re: Combination USB Charger with Receptacle

Postby Shadow Catcher » Sun Apr 15, 2012 7:31 am

A built in wall wart, and one you can't turn off. I am mindful of vampire loads and since we have an inverter would be a bit leery it would keep the Suresine inverter active rather than letting it sleep.
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Re: Combination USB Charger with Receptacle

Postby chartle » Sun Apr 15, 2012 8:30 am

Shadow Catcher wrote:A built in wall wart, and one you can't turn off. I am mindful of vampire loads and since we have an inverter would be a bit leery it would keep the Suresine inverter active rather than letting it sleep.


That seems to be addressed in the product brochure but there may be some sort of very small trickle since they expect it to be installed in a house connected to the grid.

http://www.cooperindustries.com/content ... ptacle.pdf
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Re: Combination USB Charger with Receptacle

Postby chartle » Sun Apr 15, 2012 10:30 am

chartle wrote:
Shadow Catcher wrote:A built in wall wart, and one you can't turn off. I am mindful of vampire loads and since we have an inverter would be a bit leery it would keep the Suresine inverter active rather than letting it sleep.


That seems to be addressed in the product brochure but there may be some sort of very small trickle since they expect it to be installed in a house connected to the grid.

http://www.cooperindustries.com/content ... ptacle.pdf


One other thought. Would you even want to run this off of an inverter? I'm sure its been addressed, but what is the loss when you go from 12 volts to 110 to 5 volts?

If you are on an interter wouldn't you run 12 v and put some sort of a cigarette lighter plug in.
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Re: Combination USB Charger with Receptacle

Postby legojenn » Sun Apr 15, 2012 2:26 pm

I don't know if these are legal for use here, but if they are and I could get a couple locally for the house, it would be nifty. one in the bedroom and one in the office.
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