Jiffy Steamer J-2000 Jiffy Garment Steamer with Plastic Steam Head, 120 Volt, Beige#JiffySteamer#J2000#GarmentSteamer#SteamIron#120Volt
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Jiffy Steamer J-4000 Garment with Plastic Steam Head, 120 Volt, 20 x 11 x 64, Gray #J-4000 #120Volt #MadeInUSA #CommercialSteamer #JiffySteamer
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On a 120volt outlet (Level 1 charging) it's probably fine, especially given it's going to car parked outdoors. I wouldn't do this for a car parked in a garage.
Not a great long-term solution. Hopefully landlords will wise up that more and more tenants need this charging capability.
Not a great long-term solution. Hopefully landlords will wise up that more and more tenants need this charging capability.
September 14, 2026 at 4:59 PM
On a 120volt outlet (Level 1 charging) it's probably fine, especially given it's going to car parked outdoors. I wouldn't do this for a car parked in a garage.
Not a great long-term solution. Hopefully landlords will wise up that more and more tenants need this charging capability.
Not a great long-term solution. Hopefully landlords will wise up that more and more tenants need this charging capability.
inspections. I've been using J+ Booster 120volt wall outlet charging since (hey I'm living what I preach right?) .. its definitely not as nice .. but its working. Anyhow I have the 4 AWG wire, 60 amp breaker, as well as some other wire, I'm ready to make the runs, still delaying in case of any
September 14, 2026 at 1:50 AM
inspections. I've been using J+ Booster 120volt wall outlet charging since (hey I'm living what I preach right?) .. its definitely not as nice .. but its working. Anyhow I have the 4 AWG wire, 60 amp breaker, as well as some other wire, I'm ready to make the runs, still delaying in case of any
Started a full Reno on the Van and removed all 120volt electric but was able to reprogram the power inverter.
August 26, 2026 at 6:54 AM
Started a full Reno on the Van and removed all 120volt electric but was able to reprogram the power inverter.
My 2016 cost less that 9K, had 24K on the odometer, it gets about 80 miles to a charge because I run the AC, which kinda kills the mileage. I usually only put about 6 miles on it a day. So that works perfectly for me. It charges fully overnight at 16 amps on a 120volt outlet, + its fun to drive!
July 6, 2026 at 8:40 PM
My 2016 cost less that 9K, had 24K on the odometer, it gets about 80 miles to a charge because I run the AC, which kinda kills the mileage. I usually only put about 6 miles on it a day. So that works perfectly for me. It charges fully overnight at 16 amps on a 120volt outlet, + its fun to drive!
Sadly I looked it up on UK Amazon and it's listed as pulling 2600 watts. US breakers are 120volt and either 15amp or 20amp (2400w max). Even if you used a voltage converter you just couldn't get enough power out of one breaker to run it. This is part of why we don't have as many electric kettles.
February 14, 2024 at 6:04 AM
Sadly I looked it up on UK Amazon and it's listed as pulling 2600 watts. US breakers are 120volt and either 15amp or 20amp (2400w max). Even if you used a voltage converter you just couldn't get enough power out of one breaker to run it. This is part of why we don't have as many electric kettles.
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I have 100 amp service/panel and I asked him about the 120volt units (in general, to be clear) and he said they weren't worth it, even if they save some money with the not having to mess with the panel they end up running for so much longer to heat that they don't save money/energy like they should
November 19, 2025 at 3:49 PM
I have 100 amp service/panel and I asked him about the 120volt units (in general, to be clear) and he said they weren't worth it, even if they save some money with the not having to mess with the panel they end up running for so much longer to heat that they don't save money/energy like they should