Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #364644 in Home
- Brand: Power Hunt
- Model: PNP-210SK
Features
- Complete kit for first time Power Hunt buyer (12 Volt Hair Dryer and Power Port with integrated 8ft battery cable)
- Powerful 30 amp heating element produces air temperatures up to 200°F
- High-speed fan supplies high volume airflow
- Great for drying hair, wet socks, gloves, defrosting windshields or just warming cold hands
- Quality construction withstands rough use, slim design and folding handle makes storage easy
Power Hunt High Performance 1450 BTU 12 Volt Hair Dryer Kit for First Time Buyer
Product Description
THE MOST POWERFUL 12 VOLT HAIR DRYER AVAILABLE ANYWHERE!
A 30 amp rating and the ability to produce 200°F air temperatures makes the Power Hunt hair dryer the most powerful 12 volt hair dryer available anywhere. Now you can dry your hair or defrost the windshield of your car in just minutes without inverters, generators or even a 12 volt lighter socket. Power Hunt 12 volt appliances use a patented Power Port system that is capable of drawing high amperage (up to 70 amps) from a standard 12 volt auto or marine battery. High amperage means high performance and the Power Hunt 12 volt hair dryer delivers heat and efficiency that can't be matched by lighter socket or inverter powered appliances.
Durable, compact and easy to travel with, the Power Hunt 12V hair dryer is at home on the road, water or in the wilderness. The Power Hunt 12V hair dryer is easy to use. Simply connect the included Power Port to a 12 volt battery, plug in the hair dryer, turn on the power and you are ready to use. The Power Port can be permanently installed in your vehicle, boat, cabin, etc. or it can be kept stored away and simply connected when you are ready to use.
Hair Dryer Specifications
Voltage: 12 Volts DC
Power Rating: 30 Amps/up to 425 Watts
Dimensions: 160 x 65 x 195mm (6.3" x 2.56" x 7.68")
Weight: .57kgs (1.25lbs)
Power Port Specifications,
Voltage: 12 Volts DC
Power Rating: 70 Amps
Dimensions: 5.5"(L) x 2.9"(W) x 2.3"(H) (140 x 74 x 60mm)
Total Weight With Cable: 2lbs (.93kg)
Weight Power Port: .55lbs (.25kg)
Battery Terminal Ring Inner Diameter: .37" (17.5mm)
Wire Gauge Battery Cable: AWG #8
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
By Drifter-99
I bought this for the wife in case of a power outage. We did not want to run an extension cord to the Master Bath from a generator so we have a Duracell 600 portable battery pack and a Brunton Solaris 26 solar charger. We charged the battery and the wife used the hair dryer and 12 volt lights for a week during a power outage. Although the hair dryer is about a fourth as powerful as a 120 volt model, she was able to dry her hair in about double normal time. She said it worked fine, not like the cheap ones I tried that plug into a 12 volt outlet. The battery lasted about 3 days before needing recharging. My wife is very happy with this as a backup (I found out that for women, drying their hair in the mornings is kind of an emergency). This item does what it is intended to do. By the way, to hook it up to a portable battery pack, just use the jumper cables from the battery pack and clamp them to the Power Hunt leads. Works great.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
By Jeffrey Beeman
It's always tricky to find 12V appliances that work like the ones you're used to at home. You want to hit the open road or open seas, and your girlfriend is telling you "OK, but can I at least have a hairdryer?" This unit comes close. In order to deliver enough power at only 12V, a heater appliance needs to draw a LOT of current. Power Hunt does this by selling you a high amperage outlet (circuit protected to 70 amps or so) that you connect directly to your deep cycle battery. It uses very large wire, which is necessary for such high current. Side note: You can NOT run this off of a cigarette lighter plug, or any other "typical" car circuit for that matter. The vehicle wiring and fuses are not nearly stout enough to handle this much current. So... you purchase the outlet and the hairdryer, hook the outlet up directly to the battery, and you will ultimately end up with a hairdryer that blows about as hard as your home unit on its LOW setting. Not a ton of air, not a ton of heat, but it might be OK to keep your girlfriend in the camper with you. The hairdryer draws around 30 Watts, which makes it roughly equivalent to a hairdryer at 400 W in your home. Happy trails...
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