Invertor size for a refrigerator
I have a refrigerator rated at 6.5 amps max. Would a 1000 watt pure sine inverter be sufficient? Nothing else would be on the circuit.
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BFL13 wrote:Some recently have said that the Fisher & Paykel fridges (seem to be gaining some popularity here) require PSW (according the manufacturer) or the warranty is void but the Samsung RF193 (??) does not.
No need to be so sub-tile. That 1250 seems alright. I like my MSW Vector 2000w, but they don't make them anymore. It runs the MW ok. It runs any kind of motor ok. Lawn trimmer, air compressor, drill. Can't see why it would not run a fridge.
There is the usual list of things that don't run on MSW, but these are fussy things that have SCRs or whatever. Laser printers, etc. I never saw a fridge on any such list.
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