120v LED vs CFL vs 12v Lamps Results
Following up on another thread discussing using inverter and 120v lights with LEDs or CFLs. I have been using a CFL for a reading lamp for some years, but now have an LED bulb to make a comparison. ...
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the Chinglish is confusing
talks about a big transformer
for running surge and large items
but look at the power chart
the 3000LF is limited to a 1000w MW
a 1000w circular saw, 1000w A/C etc..
600w coffee maker, 600w fridge, 600w vacuum cleaner etc..
how can it be 3000w continuous and 12000 surge ?
maybe it has 4 outlets and the power is divided among the outlets
but you need one circuit with 'more' power to run a large MW
I would look else where for something else
i have the same Tripp-Lite 1250 inverter as several other members
it weighs 22# has a big transformer, will carry 1875w for 60 minutes
2500w for 10seconds, i warm up coffee in the morning in the MW, i cook bacon late at night in the MW
it runs my fridge and the coffee maker, or the portable ice machine, or the built in vacuum or the shop vac, or the washing machine
or what ever i need to do, i have not tried the A/C
the cost about $300, its MSW, but it is Industrial grade, made to its job with in ratings, all day every day, 24/7, we have a 300w PSW for the electric blanket
PT bought a 'large' chinese 5000w, and found out it would not carry the loads it was supposed to do, and the power output was divided among outlets, i think it had a different brand name, on it
talks about a big transformer
for running surge and large items
but look at the power chart
the 3000LF is limited to a 1000w MW
a 1000w circular saw, 1000w A/C etc..
600w coffee maker, 600w fridge, 600w vacuum cleaner etc..
how can it be 3000w continuous and 12000 surge ?
maybe it has 4 outlets and the power is divided among the outlets
but you need one circuit with 'more' power to run a large MW
I would look else where for something else
i have the same Tripp-Lite 1250 inverter as several other members
it weighs 22# has a big transformer, will carry 1875w for 60 minutes
2500w for 10seconds, i warm up coffee in the morning in the MW, i cook bacon late at night in the MW
it runs my fridge and the coffee maker, or the portable ice machine, or the built in vacuum or the shop vac, or the washing machine
or what ever i need to do, i have not tried the A/C
the cost about $300, its MSW, but it is Industrial grade, made to its job with in ratings, all day every day, 24/7, we have a 300w PSW for the electric blanket
PT bought a 'large' chinese 5000w, and found out it would not carry the loads it was supposed to do, and the power output was divided among outlets, i think it had a different brand name, on it
