12VDC access. For new TV
This is in regards to my 2008 Keystone Sprinter 26BHS For this season, I'm upgrading our ancient TV. I also decided that I wanted to change to an AC/DC TV, to allow for using the TV when off grid ...
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tenbear wrote:
You don't say how large a TV you are planning on. The larger the TV the more current it will draw.
I replaced my old TV with a new 22" LED TV that used a power brick that had an output of 12v. It drew only 1A. I took the 12v power from a nearby light. I had previously replaced the incandescent light bulbs with LED lights so I had plenty of 12v current available.
If you are using a larger TV this might not work for you.
Ahh yes, I forgot that part, thanks for reminding me ;)
I'm in the same boat as you - I've replaced the old tv with an http://www.amazon.com/Axess-24-Inch-Digital-Player-TVD1801-24/dp/B00BCS1EM2/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1454257914&sr=8-1&keywords=12v+led+tvAxxess 24"
, which probably draws close to 1A as well. I've also just converted my entire trailer to LED (and, man, what a difference that makes!), so I have plenty of amps to go around. I'll have to get creative in the lights.
