Inverter v inverter charger
I'm going to add a 2000 watt inverter, I already have a 55amp charger working fine. I think the PSW inverter without a charger will be less money. What is the downside and what brands do you lik...
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What is the inverter for? Why PSW? eg some things require PSW but they are low wattage items like some power tool chargers. A few MW won't run on MSW but some will except a bit slower than when on PSW but they still get the job done. You have to specify brand of MW and brand of inverter to learn if they work ok. Many will--ours does.
Where you can get by with a MSW inverter for the MW you can then use a second smaller wattage inverter for the PSW things and smaller loads of any kind too. Lots of folks have two inverters for that, a big one and a little one.
Not on your list is bestconverter's PSW Xantrex 2000 for under $400,
https://bestconverter.3dcartstores.com/Prowatt-SW2000-Sine-Wave-Inverter_p_375.html#.Us3sk2eA1jo
but Randy has reportedly said he has had some warranty returns with those. Perhaps still be worth it since there is in fact a warranty.
Here is how we get by if it helps any with thinking about possible set-ups
http://forums.trailerlife.com/Index.cfm/fuseaction/thread/tid/26237237.cfm
Where you can get by with a MSW inverter for the MW you can then use a second smaller wattage inverter for the PSW things and smaller loads of any kind too. Lots of folks have two inverters for that, a big one and a little one.
Not on your list is bestconverter's PSW Xantrex 2000 for under $400,
https://bestconverter.3dcartstores.com/Prowatt-SW2000-Sine-Wave-Inverter_p_375.html#.Us3sk2eA1jo
but Randy has reportedly said he has had some warranty returns with those. Perhaps still be worth it since there is in fact a warranty.
Here is how we get by if it helps any with thinking about possible set-ups
http://forums.trailerlife.com/Index.cfm/fuseaction/thread/tid/26237237.cfm
