Inverter Question
Do they make inverters that will plug into a cigarette lighter plug? Behind my T.V. cabinet there is a cigarette plug that supplies 12 volt power. It would be nice if I could plug a inverter into th...
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Eyetattoo wrote:
only one way to find out
Here's another good way to find out: Kill A Watt
Plug everything into a power strip and then plug the power strip into this device. Then when you switch on the power strip you'll see how much juice it uses at startup. You can experiment with the TV and the receiver separately too, to see if you need to turn them on one-at-a-time.
This little device is really handy. It's great for testing loads for inverters and it's a good way to see how much of a power hog any of your appliances are. It's also good for testing LED fixtures to measure the savings.
