Electric Blanket with Inverter
I just picked up a 450 watt inverter and will be traveling out west and Walmart camping on the way out. Our truck camper has a single 27 group battery and curious if the battery and inverter is suffi...
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mena661 wrote:Shadow Catcher wrote:I run my electric blanket from my 300W PSW inverter occasionally. I don't run it overnight, just use it to warm up the bed before climbing in.
Basically anything that uses resistance heat (your blanket) is a no no they use a LOT of current, a good quilt or the dog works.
I just tested a full size blanket (single control) with a Kill A Watt and it is 50 watts.
BTW - electric blankets have ONE heat setting. It is the timing you adjust, not the heat. My wife never believes me.
