Continuous sine wave inverter for LCD tv
Hi all. Any issues with running an LCD tv with a continuous modified sine wave inverter? What would the results be?
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Can't see the exact product since I don't have a Canadian Postal code but I do see it's a Power bright, a cheap inverter. Inverters are one area where there is a large difference in quality between cheap and good.
I'd suggest to get a pure sine inverter from Gopower, Morningstar, Samlex, Victron, Magnum, or Xantrex. Don't buy the cheapest Samlex, the fan is noisy. I use a Xantrex Prowatt 1000, mainly because I power a dorm fridge. It is a brick, no noise whatsoever. You can aim much smaller for an LCD screen, 300W will be more than enough.
I'd suggest to get a pure sine inverter from Gopower, Morningstar, Samlex, Victron, Magnum, or Xantrex. Don't buy the cheapest Samlex, the fan is noisy. I use a Xantrex Prowatt 1000, mainly because I power a dorm fridge. It is a brick, no noise whatsoever. You can aim much smaller for an LCD screen, 300W will be more than enough.
