Making 115 VAC Available when mobile
My 2005 Fleetwood Jamboree electrical system allows 115 vac to the outlets - - When shore power cord is plugged into an outlet - with the generator running but not when driving & the generator ...
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I've had two ask since I posted above what TV runs on the batteries so here's the poop:
I purchased a Samsung T24C550ND 24" TV. It's one of their standard models.
It has the power supply in the cord that changes the 110 AC to 14V DC. I can use the AC cord that came with it if I want to plug it into the AC shore power or use the generator. I made a DC cigarette lighter plug cord for it that plugs into the back (it has a 14V DC In jack for the AC to DC power pack/cord that comes with it) and I run it on batteries most of the time.
Amazon: Samsung T24C550ND
Read the Amazon review on using it in an RV as it won't mount flat on a wall so you would need a VESA mount with an arm to mount it on a wall.
The 26" and up Samsungs have an internal power supply so they don't have a 14 VDC jack on the back.
Hope this helps.
I purchased a Samsung T24C550ND 24" TV. It's one of their standard models.
It has the power supply in the cord that changes the 110 AC to 14V DC. I can use the AC cord that came with it if I want to plug it into the AC shore power or use the generator. I made a DC cigarette lighter plug cord for it that plugs into the back (it has a 14V DC In jack for the AC to DC power pack/cord that comes with it) and I run it on batteries most of the time.
Amazon: Samsung T24C550ND
Read the Amazon review on using it in an RV as it won't mount flat on a wall so you would need a VESA mount with an arm to mount it on a wall.
The 26" and up Samsungs have an internal power supply so they don't have a 14 VDC jack on the back.
Hope this helps.
