Can I put a air conditioner on this null

Most likely yes. You will need to check the wattage draw of the AC and make sure it is no more than 1500 watts.

I would not put anything on it that has large inrush current other than a small fan. A compressor or air conditioner would be too much for it. I have copied the load types from the manual below. Supported Load Types Coffee Maker: 1500 W Heater: 1500 W Toaster: 1500 W. Desk Lamp: 86.4 W Humidifier: 600 W Fan: 74.5 W LCD: 74.5 W Iron: 1500 W

I don’t see the point.. buy a smart/WiFi thermostat for a little extra and you’ll get way more functionality.

That depends on the amp and voltage draw of your A/C. Look at the starting draw vs what this device can support. Also, your AC would need to be 110v.

Maximum load is 15 amps. If your air conditioner is rated at 15 amps or less then you should be ok.

Maybe a portable ac but I wouldn’t try a wall or window unit.

Depends on the electrical draw of the A/C unit...

It has to have something you can leave on. If the power goes out then the A/C could kick on and off

Yes. Use 2 outlets for upstairs and downstairs a/c units. Have fans connected to 2nd slot on each. Work great remotely.

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Most likely yes. You will need to check the wattage draw of the AC and make sure it is no more than 1500 watts.
Answered by PaulyPaul 6 years ago
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I would not put anything on it that has large inrush current other than a small fan. A compressor or air conditioner would be too much for it. I have copied the load types from the manual below. Supported Load Types Coffee Maker: 1500 W Heater: 1500 W Toaster: 1500 W. Desk Lamp: 86.4 W Humidifier: 600 W Fan: 74.5 W LCD: 74.5 W Iron: 1500 W
Answered by AppleInNC 6 years ago
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Yes, and a space heater.
Answered by Ricardo 5 years ago
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I don’t see the point.. buy a smart/WiFi thermostat for a little extra and you’ll get way more functionality.
Answered by Justin 5 years ago
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That depends on the amp and voltage draw of your A/C. Look at the starting draw vs what this device can support. Also, your AC would need to be 110v.
Answered by JMILES 5 years ago
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If it draws less than 15 amps
Answered by tmorris 5 years ago
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Maximum load is 15 amps. If your air conditioner is rated at 15 amps or less then you should be ok.
Answered by Redwood 5 years ago
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Maybe a portable ac but I wouldn’t try a wall or window unit.
Answered by JohnN 6 years ago
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Depends on the electrical draw of the A/C unit...
Answered by Anonymous 6 years ago
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It has to have something you can leave on. If the power goes out then the A/C could kick on and off
Answered by Schnappe 6 years ago
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