12 volt TV

I guess im spoiled I have a 32" Haier with a blueray player running off my 400 watt inverter both 110vac have two group 31 agm batteries, use a cpap machine and have never run out of power can run for days on the two batteries but I generally drive during the day so batteries get charged, uses about .4 off the battery per day

Best Buys Invicta house brand TVs all run on 12V "wall Wart" adapters.

I have a 28 and a 22 in my Toy Hauler. Work great right off the 12V system.

I went this route - see link

12V TV & BluRay Player

I also use 110VAC 22" TV+DVD combo with a 300w inverter.

I also use a 300 watt inverter with a power strip. I can charge my cell phone, run my TV and or DVD player all at the same time.

I use 110v tv/bluray on an inverter as well.

I have a Jensen 12V. Here is the 19" model:

Jenson 19" On Amazon

I thought the 19" was a little small so I got (if I recall) the 24" model. It plugs into the round 12V cigarette lighter connector. The TV has worked fine. It is only the TV, it does not include a DVD.

I run our color TV through a 12V, 120 watt inverter. Works great, pulls less than 5 amps.

As above, I have an Insignia from bestbuy and a Sony Blu-ray player. Cut off the plugs and wired them direct to a 12v plug. Been using it this way for three years.

I did have it flake out on me one time when the furnace came on but it only did it once and it only affected the blu-ray player.

darsben1 wrote:
Some small 110 volt TV's are really 12 volts in disguise.
Go into a store or look on AMAZON. If it has a puck in the power cord like a laptop it is most likely 12 volt.
Just get a 12 volt cord with the proper end..
I have 2 like that one from Walmart and one from BestBuy.
3 years in the motorhome with zero problems

Very cool idea. I never would have thought. I've been looking to replace our old digital that uses 60Watts. We use it for local news.