Inverter for Residential Frig ????
First off, I don't know if I have a pure or modified sine wave inverter. Yes, I will find out. However, for now, lets assume I have a modified 2000 watt inverter in my motorhome. 1. If I instal...
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I run a 10cu-ft fridge off a Xantrex X-power modified sine wave converter. It is 1000 watts (2000 watts peak). There is a 6 foot run of 2 gauge wiring to the batteries. I have them hooked to the two Trojan T-125 batteries (10yrs-old) that supply the whole coach. I've had them run all day and all night without a problem. I had my doubts, but it all seems to work just fine.
