can i use batteries for pump?
1800168
Yes, you can. The pump even comes with its own battery pack that you fill with 8 AA batteries. It's not as strong at the same level as when it's plugged into the wall socket but it does the job nicely at a slightly higher suction level. In addition, the batteries last for about 15 pumping sessions before you need to change them.
1745067
As far as I can tell it only has to option to run on C batteries. I remove the batteries when the pump is not in use, in an attempt to prevent the batteries from draining too quickly.
1279504
I wouldn't suggest this. There will probably be water around and this device isn't made for anything wet nor the surges your pump will produce. You can also purchase a sump pump cheaper. Home Depot carries batteries $200 and up that would work better for your purpose.
1110916
No it does not take batteries. This compressor is plugged in to the 12V outlet (in the front of the car where the cigarette lighter used to be or in many vehicles today, there is a 2nd 12 V port in the back of the vehicle). The directions do call for the car to be running while using the compressor. I have used the pump several times and it has worked very well. It is faster and quieter than many small compressors of this type I have used in the past. It works very well for it's intended use.
2145332
I'm sorry I did not use batteries when I used this fountain for my daughters shower. It worked great. However we did try it at home with the batteries for about an hour. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
1658934
You should be able to use batteries since these only work with dc voltage which is the type of current batteries have. You will need a lot of double AAs since you need 36 watts and that would probably not last long anyway. If you need to use batteries, your best bet would be a car battery, it is 12 Volts and will last you much much longer and you can recharge it.
1492101
I am sorry to say I can't answer that question definitively for you. The unit does not come with batteries integral to it, so the operation lifespan is dependent upon what you connect. My suggestion is to add together the wattages of each of your devices, and then see if the manufacturer has a chart with the information you can glean from. I used the unit for sump pumps at a customer location, and I believe the power output is quite high and more than what you need, but the battery reserve is dependent upon what you connect.
2091119
I have never tried that. If it is not salt water, I would guess there would be no problem. AA batteries are sealed, so water might get into the pump motor, but most of those are designed to run wet. Please understand, this is only my guess...I have no firm technical knowledge about it.
1323615
It has a built in pump that you plug in to an outlet. I don't see where you could possibly attach a battery operated pump.
738248
You probably could. If you want to utilize the pump you will need to plug it in.
1842945
although i am not 100% sure, i can't imagine that there would be one like this with a battery. the whole point of this one is to use the manual pump which is really fun!
71478
The battery hook ups are the only connection available. Reason being the pump requires more power than the interior outlets can supply.
2220642
We used the portable pump that you plug in since we were camping with electricity. You can buy them very inexpensively at the big box stores.
256541
You can run a pump, or anything else with this battery. The time it will run is dependent on the current the pump draws. This battery would run a pump that draws 2.5 amps for up to 2 hours.Check the current draw of your pump.It would easily run a pump drawing 5 amps for 1/2 to 1 hr.
1239096
You can use these to power well pump etc but you really will need a good battery bank with good quality batteries and the most important part of your system will be the power inverter. You will have to get a good quality pure sign-wave inverter to use for house hold appliances and water pump. The panels are excellent and the price is good but everything else that you need to add gets a lot more expensive. Batteries are around 200 each, inverter is around 1000+ etc.Hope this helps a bit, you can research off the grid hunt camp power systems to find out more information.
1082920
This pump has a 12 volt DC motor and cannot be plugged into anything other than 12 volts DC. You could hook it up with any type of plug you wanted as long as the power source was 12 volts DC.
1260786
It comes with a pump. There are directions on how to do it. You will need 4D batteries