VARIOUS 12V/24V PRODUCTS
As with 12V kettles and other equipment, please don’t expect the 12V products here to perform in the same way as 230V equipment. However, if 12 volts is all you have, these items are the best of their kind that we’ve been able to find. When plugging into a 12V socket, always ensure that the socket is capable of providing sufficient power: this applies especially to the hair dryer and heaters, which can draw up to 17 Amps. Also bear in mind that the performance of all of these products can be affected by voltage drop - see page 31 - so try to connect them as close to the vehicle’s battery as possible.
12V/24V OSCILLATING FAN
This fan is a high performance model suitable for use in motorhomes, caravans, vans and boats.
! 4’ of power lead with lighter socket plug ! Oscillating action can be
turned on/off ! 7” in diameter ! Power consumption:
approx. 18W (1.5 A on12V)
12V
£12.99 C3213
24V
£12.99 C3214
CERAMIC 12V HEATER WITH TIMER
One of the most powerful 12V heaters available, this model comes with a timer which can be set to turn the unit off
automatically. Fits any lighter socket. ! 200 watt output - uses approx 17 Amps ! Can be permanently installed ! Heater rotates 360° on its base ! Timer from 0 - 3 hours
12V H/D METAL FAN
A heavy-duty, all-metal 12V fan. It doesn’t oscillate but can be easily adjusted.
! 2-speed motor ! 6”diameter ! Ball joint allows fan to be adjusted ! Plugs into 12V
lighter socket ! Power consumption:
approx. 18W (1.5A on 12V)
£19.99 C3208
12V HAIR DRYER
Although not as efficient as a 230V hair dryer, this 12V model is great in situations
where mains power is unavailable. ! Plugs into most 12V lighter-type sockets ! Folding handle for easy storage ! Rotating head to direct
airflow ! 8’ (2.5M) power cord ! Power consumption:
approx. 180 watts (15 Amps on 12V)
£34.99 C3607
SOLAR-POWERED BATTERY CHARGER
If you leave your vehicle or boat un-used for more than a few days at a time, there’s a good chance that, when the time comes to start the engine, the battery will have run down. This unit sits on the dashboard of a car for example and will trickle charge the battery at a rate of up to 185mA even in cloudy conditions, helping to keep the battery from self-discharging.
It’s designed to be plugged into a lighter-type
socket which is permanently live - even when the engine is off - making connection clean, safe and simple. An LED indicates when the panel is charging.
An air horn for vehicles that don't have air. The compressor can be connected to the standard horn button or a separate one and will provide enough pressure to give a satisfyingly deep blast.
Longer trumpet measures 11.75".
J4610 is 12V J4613 is 24V
£24.99 C5571
TWIN AIR HORNS WITH 12V / 24V COMPRESSOR
£12.99 C3413
C4312 £5.49
12V EXTENDING CABLE REEL
With 9ft / 3M of cable, this is a convenient way of getting power from a lighter socket to an appliance such as a 12V tyre pump or a vacuum cleaner.
Cable winds back automatically after use and the unit is a hook for hanging and an LED power-on indicator.
! Single outlet lighter-type socket ! For use with 12V only ! 9ft / 3M cable ! Max current draw: 0.5 Amps
C3606A £16.99
12V FLEXI. MAP LIGHT
This neat and convenient map light simply plugs into any 12V lighter-type socket.
! 5” flexible stalk !
approx. 0.5 Amps Power consumption
: 12V HEATER / FAN This little heater will quickly defrost
windows and provide instant warmth until a vehicle’s engine warms up. It can be mounted and also has a folding handle.
! Plugs into any 12V lighter socket ! Adjustable base ! Power consumption: approx.140W (12 A on 12V)
£67.99 J4610
£67.99 J4613
£10.99 C0137
Prices and models can change. For up to date prices, to find a dealer near you or for further information on any of our products, please phone us on 01327 312233 or visit our website:
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