testing inverter output
Didn't find this one in searches. If using a modified sine wave inverter, is there a simple way to test how clean the power output is> I mean a way to tell if it is dangerous for certain things to b...
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travelnutz wrote:
A lot of what said about MSW inverters harming or causing failures in digital controlled inems: Heated blankets, mattress pads, heating pads, cell phone chargers, laptops and charging bricks, our JetPack WIFI charger, radios including our expensive Bose radio/CD player, TV's, microwaves, etc to name a few is pure bunk! Many of our friends having MSW inverters will tell you it's bunk also.
It sure is great to know we have "experts" here on the forum who obviously are FAR more qualified to comment on this topic than the manufacturers who actually design and build these products. :S
Earlier I linked to a Samlex webpage that cautioned use of MSW inverters with some devices, here's another contained in an Xantrex Inverter Owner's Manual that offers a similar caution.
To the OP ... none of this is a "secret" so what does common sense tell you about who / what to believe on the subject of MSW inverters and the damage they can cause when used to power certain devices? :h
