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DrewE
May 29, 2017Explorer II
Are you planning on using this with an inverter? If so, take a close look at the wattage of the Keurig machines. Many are up around 1500-1800 watts, which requires a pretty hefty inverter and battery bank. (Obviously they don't use that amount of power for extended periods of time, so the total energy consumption is not too extreme, but it's a big surge to deal with.)
If you're going to be running a generator or connected to shore power, that is of course a lot less of a concern.
If you're going to be running a generator or connected to shore power, that is of course a lot less of a concern.
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