cigerette sockets
Discussion
The limiting factor is the the thickness of the wires that connect the socket to the battery.
If you want to draw more current then the wires need to be thicker. It's rated for 10amps and you are asking it for 12.5amps
Amps x Volts = Watts
If you want to draw more current then the wires need to be thicker. It's rated for 10amps and you are asking it for 12.5amps
Amps x Volts = Watts
Edited by sparkythecat on Friday 28th November 11:32
Might also be limited by the size of the fuse, as in it'll be on a 10amp fuse!
That's quite a lot to draw from the rather s
tty cigarette socket that we seem to be stuck with, you could look to hardwire it in (with a fuse, obviously) for reliability?
On subject does anyone know if there is any movement in the industry towards an in car power socket standard that is actually fit for purpose? Maybe with the inevitable move to higher voltages we'll finally get one.
That's quite a lot to draw from the rather s
tty cigarette socket that we seem to be stuck with, you could look to hardwire it in (with a fuse, obviously) for reliability?On subject does anyone know if there is any movement in the industry towards an in car power socket standard that is actually fit for purpose? Maybe with the inevitable move to higher voltages we'll finally get one.
Gassing Station | General Gassing | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff


