120V used for a space heater?
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120V used for a space heater?
Hey all, First f-150 owner, first truck owner, God it's good to be alive.
Was wondering what peoples experience using a space heater plugged into the 120v was. I work 24 hour shifts on an ambulance and was thinking I could set up a very small space heater for to keep my dog warm if I have to take her to work. I would prop a milk crate over it for safety and obviously vent windows. Would this kill my battery in one night?
Was wondering what peoples experience using a space heater plugged into the 120v was. I work 24 hour shifts on an ambulance and was thinking I could set up a very small space heater for to keep my dog warm if I have to take her to work. I would prop a milk crate over it for safety and obviously vent windows. Would this kill my battery in one night?
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Ricktwuhk (09-17-2014)
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Yes it would kill your battery overnight, also probably kill your dog once the battery dies. Or when he tips it over, even under a milk crate, and catches the truck on fire.
Leave your dog at home, safe and sound.
Leave your dog at home, safe and sound.
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I used to use a sm space heater in my car in the Winter -on a timer it would kick on 1 hr before I left for work
-But it was plugged into household current, never anybody/an animal inside
My wife used a small Auto Vac to clean her car & killed her battery in about an hour
---this while parked in the driveway 10' from an outlet
I'd think most animals can survive cold weather, maybe not single digits for a long period
-But it was plugged into household current, never anybody/an animal inside
My wife used a small Auto Vac to clean her car & killed her battery in about an hour
---this while parked in the driveway 10' from an outlet
I'd think most animals can survive cold weather, maybe not single digits for a long period
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