Caution - Best Buy in Wilkes Barre PA has these TV's and the DISPLAY unit does have the 12v connector. BUT the TVs for sale in the closed boxes DO NOT have the 12V DC connector. They only have the 120 V AC wire. I checked and the model numbers were IDENTICAL. Genes' tip is still a very good one, just be careful to inspect the individual TV you're buying !
That is totally awesome I'm switching my house to mostly solar panels that will be running off of 12 volt batteries instead of running the TVs off of the inverter I can wire it up we're in a plug into the wall as 12 volt that's the best thing I have ever heard and a very very long time thank you very much that sounds a big problem for me
They have barrel jack to cigarette lighters for these on ebay. I have an LG 24" computer monitor with the same 12v listed on the power brick and barrel connector. Not sure yet if it's 12vdc or 12ac yet until I test with a multimeter. I'm having a heck of a time shopping for a 12v RV tv with high NITS for outdoor use. None of these TVs rarely list their NITS, and you need 1000 or so for bright sunlight use.
Thanks great information Gene. Went to Best Buy bought a 24" DVD Insignia TV. Will install to morrow. Will test and mark wires twice to make sure I am putting the right ground and hot wires together. Again thanks Gene.
Replaced my AC TVs with Samsung flat screens. Samsung TV's had a 14 volt wall warts. Just made a cable to run them from 12V outlets. No need for a power converter. A lot more efficient, no AC needed, a lot cheaper, and got better TVs. IMPORTANT! - Just remember to put a switch on the 12 volt feed cable you make for it as the newer TVs are always in standby so they will drain the battery even when off unless you cut the 12V power to them. You could also just unplug it.
@@eastonlee5102 I go into the store and check the displays for TVs with the power brick on the AC cord. When I find one I check the back connector on the TV to see if it says 14 VDC or lower.
GENE, thank,s for the information on Insignia tv,s; I own a 32 ft Holiday Rambler with 4 deep cycle batteries and plenty of power for operating appliances when boondocking; I understand I need to "LOCATE A 12 VOLT CONSTANT SOURCE OF POWER TO OPERATE A 12 VOLT TV WITH A CIGARETTE SOCKET; I also need a 12Volt constant to power my Winegard razor1 antenna through a power plate ALL THE LIGHTS IN MY CLASS A MOTORHOME RUN ON 12 VOLTS-I HAVE AN ONBOARD 2000 WATT XANTRAX INVERTER- THERE IS A 12 VOLT LIGHT CONTROL SWITCH 3 FEET FROM WHERE I need or should mount the 12 VOLT SOCKET FOR THE TV AND PLACE THE TV ANTENNA POWER SOURCE PLATE RIGHT NEXT TO IT; MY question is CAN I CONNECT (2) 14 GUAGE WIRES TO THE EXISTING WIRING AND SAFELY USE THE (2 WIRES" 1 FOR THE ANTENNA ---1 FOR THE 12 VOLT SOCKET-THE HOUSE WIRES ARE 12 GUAGE FOR THE LIGHT SWITCHES; SORRY FOR THE LONG EXPLANATION BUT IT,S THE ONLY WAY FOR ME TO CONVEY THE QUESTION IN IT,S ENTIRETY; HOPE YOU CAN A FEW MINUTES TO REPLY; MUCH THANK,S EITHER WAY, PATRICK.P I believe the fuse is a minimum of 10 amps but most likely 15 amps"!!
+yuandrew Thank you for your reply. I thought 32 inch was the largest 12 volt but wasn't sure. Thanks for confirming that. The 28" I bought is shown in my table video and it was a bear to make it fit, really close quarters above the dash. I have no other place to put it but wanted the largest screen possible. Hope you gained some in site from the video. Happy Trails!
Great tip, I'm in the UK so we don't have the Insignia TV but I'll be visiting my local version of Best Buy to inspect the TVs. I might even plug them back in!
Awesome !!! Thanks for your knowledge !!! I live in the Orchards and I've been looking for a nice smallish tv for my camper van build. that's my local Best Buy.
We just swapped out the six year old 120 volt AC TV (a Jensen) that came with our trailer to a 12 volt DC TV (also a Jensen) and for the life of me, it seems like the new 12 volter takes the on board battery power (looking at my multi meter set to volts) to more than the old TV did when operated off our inverter. How can that be? I thought the LED TV would draw less power - and that's the ONLY reason we bought it. Grrrr.
I’m confused. First, I have two small element TVs that came with my 2016 trailer. I’m not even sure if it has WiFi. (Does it?). Can I connect to house WiFi and get forestick and plug into this tv??? Second, do I have to get 12 v tv??? I have no idea what im
I will think about a video of making the 12volt plug, it's a good idea. You know life is spinning really fast for everyone these days. I've wanted to make more videos but it seems I can't even get out of my our way these days. I'm also working on getting TRUMP elected, going to TRUMP rally's and monitoring the cheating, by working on the vote counting and that has taken more time than I wished. Check the comment below, it may help you. Just remember what the center contact on the cig plug is the hot wire and the TV plug, the hidden center of that is the hot wire. Gene Smith7 months ago+Jim Davis Ok, first, make sure its a 12 volt TV. There are some 19 volt Tv's. It's not a 110 volt plug because the plug at the TV is 12 volt even after cutting the control box off at the other end. Yes there is polarity on the 12v. Here's the clue, the shielding or outer part of anything is usually the ground (neutral in this case. After you cut the plug for the 12v TV side, pull the plug out, use a meter and find which wire is the outer shield on the plug (neutral or ground) then mark it . Now, the center part of that plug is the Hot.The cigar lighter center is the hot , the outer part of the cigar plug is neutral. Connect the ground (neutrals) together, then connect the hot wires (center parts) then use electrical crimps and tape them up and that's it! Add a fuse if your not certain! Good Luck! Read more
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Insignia TV's as well as most others are all direct 120V corded now. This is old information as manufacturers are not making them 12V any longer unless you buy a specific smaller TV. We spent hours looking and with TV people that have been doing it for two decades.
+Jim Davis Ok, first, make sure its a 12 volt TV. There are some 19 volt Tv's. It's not a 110 volt plug because the plug at the TV is 12 volt even after cutting the control box off at the other end. Yes there is polarity on the 12v. Here's the clue, the shielding or outer part of anything is usually the ground (neutral in this case. After you cut the plug for the 12v TV side, pull the plug out, use a meter and find which wire is the outer shield on the plug (neutral or ground) then mark it . Now, the center part of that plug is the Hot.The cigar lighter center is the hot , the outer part of the cigar plug is neutral. Connect the ground (neutrals) together, then connect the hot wires (center parts) then use electrical crimps and tape them up and that's it! Add a fuse if your not certain! Good Luck!
For anyone confused about this, these TVs plug into a normal 110 volt AC home style outlet, and then there is a power supply on the cord (a boxy piece) and then after the power supply, it is 12 VDC. So he is just cutting the wire between the TV and the power supply. Then you just have positive and negative wires (probably red and black). He spliced these wires into a car cigarette lighter style 12 volt plug.
hey gene I have searched every single ,best buy , Walmart, Costco, etc etc for 2 weeks , cannot find one 32 inch tv that runs off of 12 volt , only found 19 volt tvs , can you please post the exact model number tv you have , then I will order it online . thank you
james R One of the models is " NS-19D220NA16-A " But caution ! Some of these models have the 12 V DC connector and others are hard wired for 120 V AC. Which is outrageous as the model #'s are identical! You must see it with your own eyes.
Seems I can't find any 12v insignia anymore at my local Best Buy. Anyone found any in the last year or anyone able to post a model number so i can do a search at best buy online? I'm looking for a 24" 12v tv that doesn't cost me an arm or leg.
It looks like a lot of these DC TVs are now 19 volts instead of 12 volts. You can still use a 19 volt TV but you'll need a step up transformer to go from +12V DC to +19V DC. Here's an example of one: www.amazon.com/Aweking-Waterproof-Converter-Regulator-Transformer/dp/B06X6M6SN8
I have a 24 insignia 1080p and it's 12v. Don't you need a DC-DC power supply because for my deep cycle batteries they range in voltage as they drain. Doesn't it hurt the TV not have having the constant 12v from the power supply??
Watch my videos and you'll see. Look at the plug going into the TV. The center of the plug is the hot wire and the outer metal is the ground. Use your multimeter. Make sure it's written on the tv case that it is 12 volts. Most of the new ones are either 120 volts or 19 volts. It's getting harder to find 12 volt TV's. I'm not a professional at this, so this is only advice from a fellow RVer. Both of my TV's have been running on the RV batteries for some time now and no problems.
My insignia 24 inch would NOT work just hooked into a cig liter adapter...... It needs 5 amps and most cig adapters are 1.5 or less amps.... No picture on 1.5 amps
If your TV is 12 volt it will work. You have to take out the 110 volt AC converter in the power cord and get rid of it. Most 12 volt sockets in a vehicle are on a 20 amp fuse/breaker. It will supply 5 amps with no problem.
+djnemesis82pluss1877 No, the voltages are not that critical. All electrical circuits are within the tolerances. Actually the Tv and most 12 volt units will run from 10v to 14 volts easily. The lower voltages are much more dangerous due to brown outs. Starving circuits for juice will burn them out fairly quickly! Have fun, thanks for watching and stay safe!
I too , went to see all the insignas 24" models ,,,they do have an adapter ,,,but it goes from 110V AC to 19 Volts DC ....not 12 volts: usleless for an RV ................my Dell Laptop ahas the same 19 volt adapter output .........SAD !!! so dont trust that it has an adapter to conclude that it`s 12 volt ,,,,
see an electronics guy because the tv is such a low amp draw, a buck up electronics circuit could do the job although it may cost you more than you want to spend. A buck up moves the voltage up to 19volts from 12volts. The best part is that it's all dc to dc.
If its a 12 volt TV it should come with a cigarette lighter plug why would you have to cut the plug and put a cigarette lighter plug on it that don't make sense.
You know... you don't have to look at yourself while recording... we don't need to look at you either... Just point the camera at what you're talking about!
True. However, these are not 110vac tv's. They are 12v dc tv's. They plug into a 110v outlet in your home. There is a box that converts it to 12v dc before going into your tv. The usually big bulky black box. It'll show ac input and dc output. Same thing with my 4k computer monitors I'm looking at right now. The cord plugs into a 110v outlet - 110vac/14vdc converter - 14vdc plug into the back of the monitor. They are becoming more common to find.
Just once, I'd like to listen to a expert discussing pros and, cons that knows what a triac actually is, and what it does! Gene, I'm sure you are a nice guy, but clearly technology is way out of your league! Self proclaimed rv specialist? What's the amps? Amp draw? What's the warranty? How is the sound? Viewing angle? Wifi? Blue tooth? Analog? Digital? Both? Ceiling mount? Wall mount? Stand? See where I'm going here Gene? If your an expert, hell, since I'm a engineer I should be a genius! But I still can not for the life of me figure out why peanut butter comes in a jar so tall, you need a cake icing spreading knife, to not get peanut butter all over yourself scraping the bottom of the jar!
Thank you Gene, great tips! Looking for a 12v TV for a boat, you just answered all my questions.
Caution - Best Buy in Wilkes Barre PA has these TV's and the DISPLAY unit does have the 12v connector. BUT the TVs for sale in the closed boxes DO NOT have the 12V DC connector. They only have the 120 V AC wire. I checked and the model numbers were IDENTICAL. Genes' tip is still a very good one, just be careful to inspect the individual TV you're buying !
Thank you for helping me.
That is totally awesome I'm switching my house to mostly solar panels that will be running off of 12 volt batteries instead of running the TVs off of the inverter I can wire it up we're in a plug into the wall as 12 volt that's the best thing I have ever heard and a very very long time thank you very much that sounds a big problem for me
Excellent tips and a great service to the traveling community, I hope to be able to find a 12 volt 24" or 28" at my local Best Buy.
Thanks Gene, We appreciate appreciate you.
They have barrel jack to cigarette lighters for these on ebay. I have an LG 24" computer monitor with the same 12v listed on the power brick and barrel connector. Not sure yet if it's 12vdc or 12ac yet until I test with a multimeter.
I'm having a heck of a time shopping for a 12v RV tv with high NITS for outdoor use. None of these TVs rarely list their NITS, and you need 1000 or so for bright sunlight use.
Thanks great information Gene. Went to Best Buy bought a 24" DVD Insignia TV. Will install to morrow. Will test and mark wires twice to make sure I am putting the right ground and hot wires together. Again thanks Gene.
+Chateau Sport 24-T Thanks, make sure you get the polarity correct!
can you post the exact model number of your insignia tv , im looking to run a 24 inch 12 volt with Dvd built in , in rear bedroom . thank you
Replaced my AC TVs with Samsung flat screens. Samsung TV's had a 14 volt wall warts. Just made a cable to run them from 12V outlets. No need for a power converter. A lot more efficient, no AC needed, a lot cheaper, and got better TVs.
IMPORTANT! - Just remember to put a switch on the 12 volt feed cable you make for it as the newer TVs are always in standby so they will drain the battery even when off unless you cut the 12V power to them. You could also just unplug it.
Any more info on the samsungs?model number etc? Thank you!
@@eastonlee5102 I go into the store and check the displays for TVs with the power brick on the AC cord. When I find one I check the back connector on the TV to see if it says 14 VDC or lower.
Bro WE got a 32 inch tv that's 19v 1.6a & used a DC to DC converter booster 12v to 19v & not using no inverter..
ALL GO0D.......
GENE, thank,s for the information on Insignia tv,s; I own a 32 ft Holiday Rambler with 4 deep cycle batteries and plenty of power for operating appliances when boondocking; I understand I need to "LOCATE A 12 VOLT CONSTANT SOURCE OF POWER TO OPERATE A 12 VOLT TV WITH A CIGARETTE SOCKET; I also need a 12Volt constant to power my Winegard razor1 antenna through a power plate ALL THE LIGHTS IN MY CLASS A MOTORHOME RUN ON 12 VOLTS-I HAVE AN ONBOARD 2000 WATT XANTRAX INVERTER- THERE IS A 12 VOLT LIGHT CONTROL SWITCH 3 FEET FROM WHERE I need or should mount the 12 VOLT SOCKET FOR THE TV AND PLACE THE TV ANTENNA POWER SOURCE PLATE RIGHT NEXT TO IT; MY question is CAN I CONNECT (2) 14 GUAGE WIRES TO THE EXISTING WIRING AND SAFELY USE THE (2 WIRES" 1 FOR THE ANTENNA ---1 FOR THE 12 VOLT SOCKET-THE HOUSE WIRES ARE 12 GUAGE FOR THE LIGHT SWITCHES; SORRY FOR THE LONG EXPLANATION BUT IT,S THE ONLY WAY FOR ME TO CONVEY THE QUESTION IN IT,S ENTIRETY; HOPE YOU CAN A FEW MINUTES TO REPLY; MUCH THANK,S EITHER WAY, PATRICK.P I believe the fuse is a minimum of 10 amps but most likely 15 amps"!!
Thanks Gene, very informative I also saw a tv with a cd/dvd player added.
The largest I found at Best Buy is a 32" Insignia (Model NS-32D312NA15). Fits the TV shelf next to the front door on a Mallard 29F travel trailer.
+yuandrew Thank you for your reply. I thought 32 inch was the largest 12 volt but wasn't sure. Thanks for confirming that. The 28" I bought is shown in my table video and it was a bear to make it fit, really close quarters above the dash. I have no other place to put it but wanted the largest screen possible. Hope you gained some in site from the video. Happy Trails!
Great tip, I'm in the UK so we don't have the Insignia TV but I'll be visiting my local version of Best Buy to inspect the TVs. I might even plug them back in!
Awesome !!! Thanks for your knowledge !!!
I live in the Orchards and I've been looking for a nice smallish tv for my camper van build. that's my local Best Buy.
Awesome job!!
We just swapped out the six year old 120 volt AC TV (a Jensen) that came with our trailer to a 12 volt DC TV (also a Jensen) and for the life of me, it seems like the new 12 volter takes the on board battery power (looking at my multi meter set to volts) to more than the old TV did when operated off our inverter. How can that be? I thought the LED TV would draw less power - and that's the ONLY reason we bought it. Grrrr.
I’m confused. First, I have two small element TVs that came with my 2016 trailer. I’m not even sure if it has WiFi. (Does it?). Can I connect to house WiFi and get forestick and plug into this tv??? Second, do I have to get 12 v tv??? I have no idea what im
Awesome info!! Thanks for sharing that 😁.
Could you make a video of how you wire up the cigarette plug?
I will think about a video of making the 12volt plug, it's a good idea. You know life is spinning really fast for everyone these days. I've wanted to make more videos but it seems I can't even get out of my our way these days. I'm also working on getting TRUMP elected, going to TRUMP rally's and monitoring the cheating, by working on the vote counting and that has taken more time than I wished. Check the comment below, it may help you. Just remember what the center contact on the cig plug is the hot wire and the TV plug, the hidden center of that is the hot wire. Gene Smith7 months ago+Jim Davis Ok, first, make sure its a 12 volt TV. There are some 19 volt Tv's. It's not a 110 volt plug because the plug at the TV is 12 volt even after cutting the control box off at the other end. Yes there is polarity on the 12v. Here's the clue, the shielding or outer part of anything is usually the ground (neutral in this case. After you cut the plug for the 12v TV side, pull the plug out, use a meter and find which wire is the outer shield on the plug (neutral or ground) then mark it . Now, the center part of that plug is the Hot.The cigar lighter center is the hot , the outer part of the cigar plug is neutral. Connect the ground (neutrals) together, then connect the hot wires (center parts) then use electrical crimps and tape them up and that's it! Add a fuse if your not certain! Good Luck!
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Insignia TV's as well as most others are all direct 120V corded now. This is old information as manufacturers are not making them 12V any longer unless you buy a specific smaller TV. We spent hours looking and with TV people that have been doing it for two decades.
was waiting for u to plug in the tv u unplugged....lol...
+larry johnson Thanks. lol. Oh yeh! I did replug the TV back in. Best Buy really liked the fact that I was giving them free advertising.
Good info. So you cut the end of the 110 plug and put a 12 Volt cigarette lighter end on it How do you know what is neutral on the wire.
+Jim Davis Ok, first, make sure its a 12 volt TV. There are some 19 volt Tv's. It's not a 110 volt plug because the plug at the TV is 12 volt even after cutting the control box off at the other end. Yes there is polarity on the 12v. Here's the clue, the shielding or outer part of anything is usually the ground (neutral in this case. After you cut the plug for the 12v TV side, pull the plug out, use a meter and find which wire is the outer shield on the plug (neutral or ground) then mark it . Now, the center part of that plug is the Hot.The cigar lighter center is the hot , the outer part of the cigar plug is neutral. Connect the ground (neutrals) together, then connect the hot wires (center parts) then use electrical crimps and tape them up and that's it! Add a fuse if your not certain! Good Luck!
There is no neutral. It is DC voltage. As such, it is just positive and negative. If you get it backwards, just reverse it and you're good to go.
For anyone confused about this, these TVs plug into a normal 110 volt AC home style outlet, and then there is a power supply on the cord (a boxy piece) and then after the power supply, it is 12 VDC. So he is just cutting the wire between the TV and the power supply. Then you just have positive and negative wires (probably red and black). He spliced these wires into a car cigarette lighter style 12 volt plug.
Pete Sorry, I’m still a bit confused. If you cut the wire between the power supply (boxy thing) and the tv, what do you plug into the back of the tv?
hey gene I have searched every single ,best buy , Walmart, Costco, etc etc for 2 weeks , cannot find one 32 inch tv that runs off of 12 volt , only found 19 volt tvs , can you please post the exact model number tv you have , then I will order it online . thank you
james R you might have to go lower. 32 is probably the max you can get in 12v. Jensen makes them
james R One of the models is " NS-19D220NA16-A "
But caution ! Some of these models have the 12 V DC connector and others are hard wired for 120 V AC.
Which is outrageous as the model #'s are identical!
You must see it with your own eyes.
Great tip!!
Do you think the 19 volt tv would work with 24 volts? Or it might burn it up.....
very helpful
What's the model number I cant find it in stores ????
Wow, never knew
Seems I can't find any 12v insignia anymore at my local Best Buy. Anyone found any in the last year or anyone able to post a model number so i can do a search at best buy online?
I'm looking for a 24" 12v tv that doesn't cost me an arm or leg.
I looked at all the insignia tvs at in Bestbuy here in Canada, and not one had a 12v plug. I wonder if they are still available in the US
It looks like a lot of these DC TVs are now 19 volts instead of 12 volts. You can still use a 19 volt TV but you'll need a step up transformer to go from +12V DC to +19V DC. Here's an example of one: www.amazon.com/Aweking-Waterproof-Converter-Regulator-Transformer/dp/B06X6M6SN8
I have a 24 insignia 1080p and it's 12v.
Don't you need a DC-DC power supply because for my deep cycle batteries they range in voltage as they drain. Doesn't it hurt the TV not have having the constant 12v from the power supply??
Watch my videos and you'll see. Look at the plug going into the TV. The center of the plug is the hot wire and the outer metal is the ground. Use your multimeter. Make sure it's written on the tv case that it is 12 volts. Most of the new ones are either 120 volts or 19 volts. It's getting harder to find 12 volt TV's. I'm not a professional at this, so this is only advice from a fellow RVer. Both of my TV's have been running on the RV batteries for some time now and no problems.
They make DC-DC converters that convert 12v to 19.2v btw
Good info, thanks.
Good video good info thank you for sharing!!
My insignia 24 inch would NOT work just hooked into a cig liter adapter...... It needs 5 amps and most cig adapters are 1.5 or less amps.... No picture on 1.5 amps
If your TV is 12 volt it will work. You have to take out the 110 volt AC converter in the power cord and get rid of it. Most 12 volt sockets in a vehicle are on a 20 amp fuse/breaker. It will supply 5 amps with no problem.
Thanks much.
New sub great video
Any problems with the 14 volts from the engine charging the batterie ?
+djnemesis82pluss1877 No, the voltages are not that critical. All electrical circuits are within the tolerances. Actually the Tv and most 12 volt units will run from 10v to 14 volts easily. The lower voltages are much more dangerous due to brown outs. Starving circuits for juice will burn them out fairly quickly! Have fun, thanks for watching and stay safe!
I too , went to see all the insignas 24" models ,,,they do have an adapter ,,,but it goes from 110V AC to 19 Volts DC ....not 12 volts: usleless for an RV ................my Dell Laptop ahas the same 19 volt adapter output .........SAD !!! so dont trust that it has an adapter to conclude that it`s 12 volt ,,,,
what about 19 volt dc tvs ?
see an electronics guy because the tv is such a low amp draw, a buck up electronics circuit could do the job although it may cost you more than you want to spend. A buck up moves the voltage up to 19volts from 12volts. The best part is that it's all dc to dc.
Chris Romanos look up 12v to 19.2v DC-DC converter on Amazon or ebay
Thanks
If its a 12 volt TV it should come with a cigarette lighter plug why would you have to cut the plug and put a cigarette lighter plug on it that don't make sense.
Because they are marketed to go in your home, not in an rv. You simply remove the ac/dc converter and wire in a cigarette lighter plug.
That's bullcrap All Stars do not sell 12 volt TVs no more you have to buy my line
You know... you don't have to look at yourself while recording... we don't need to look at you either... Just point the camera at what you're talking about!
You cannot cut the plug of a 110 volt TV & splice a cig lighter plug - will not work!!
True. However, these are not 110vac tv's. They are 12v dc tv's. They plug into a 110v outlet in your home. There is a box that converts it to 12v dc before going into your tv. The usually big bulky black box. It'll show ac input and dc output. Same thing with my 4k computer monitors I'm looking at right now. The cord plugs into a 110v outlet - 110vac/14vdc converter - 14vdc plug into the back of the monitor. They are becoming more common to find.
You can of the TV is 12 volt.
ALLLL GONE!!!!..I WA AT THREE STORES THIS WEEKEND....ALL TV ARE 110 NOW.........SUCKS!!!
Just once, I'd like to listen to a expert discussing pros and, cons that knows what a triac actually is, and what it does! Gene, I'm sure you are a nice guy, but clearly technology is way out of your league! Self proclaimed rv specialist? What's the amps? Amp draw? What's the warranty? How is the sound? Viewing angle? Wifi? Blue tooth? Analog? Digital? Both? Ceiling mount? Wall mount? Stand? See where I'm going here Gene? If your an expert, hell, since I'm a engineer I should be a genius! But I still can not for the life of me figure out why peanut butter comes in a jar so tall, you need a cake icing spreading knife, to not get peanut butter all over yourself scraping the bottom of the jar!
Thank you.