MEXICOWANDERER wrote:
All wise words. Maybe all the ones I used shared the same cheap chinese inverter chipset. As I said, I don’t know how or why, I simply started with "what would happen if we...". A few week later I was connecting 4 of them.
What I did find amazing it that they will level load to capacity. A 3500 and a 2200 won’t share equally, but proportionally. A higher load would go to the 3500.
Interesting.
Being an EE I am far too timid to undertake a "Shake the jar Dewey and see if they fight" approach to investigating compatibility of electrical events.
And that's the beauty of not being an EE. Enough knowledge to connect, enough equipment to try, stupid enough to make it happen!
Still, it has helped me several times. The ability of providing uninterrupted power for as long as is needed is not easy to achieve.
You have to love the simplicity of the approach...
