HD DVR dedicated inverter
I've installed a dedicated inverter for the HD DVR. I had a spare 2kw (12v) Xantrex, which, amazingly, fired up and worked - with only #10 wires feeding it. There was a 12v socket in the cabinet, ...
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JiminDenver wrote:Not for more than about 10 minutes. I have not tried setting on a bowl of ice cubes or using an outboard fan. Maybe it would work outside on a cold day.
So it's not just another inverter with the fan switch removed, they used the continuous fan to design less heat sink into it. Niceeeeeee. No chance of using it if the fan burns out.
The 120v feed to the TV cabinet comes out of the refer jct box, and are on the same breaker. I was hoping that cable would be easy to identify and cut, but I don't think so. Difficult getting back into the slider wall to run another cable.
I have been looking at the GoPower inverters. They seem heavy enough and pretty good units.
