Leaving inverter on while plugged in?
It is ok to leave the inverter on during a thunderstorm in case the power goes out (it does often here) so that I don't have to deal with getting the dish to find the signal all over again? Is that h...
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I have a 'BASICs' setup using my 600WATT PSW Power Inverter in my OFF-ROAD POPUP trailer. This is always on whether we are at a shore power site or back in the woods somewhere.
My normal pull from this Inverter is usually around 250WATTs and my battery bank will run this easy for 5-6 hours before dropping back to around the 50% charge state....
I was at a shore power site last season where the camp gound power went off line for about an hour. Heard alot of moaning going on around the camp ground haha...
We was sitting under the awning watching HDTV at the time the power went down - never missed a beat. It wasn't long we had folks watching our tv from the camp ground access road...
Had a couple ask how we did this and my usual first response is Magic Beans...
I guess there was actually several units running Power Inverters as well... Some of the bigger trailers were still fired up... They may have switched to generator power perhaps...
Roy ken
My normal pull from this Inverter is usually around 250WATTs and my battery bank will run this easy for 5-6 hours before dropping back to around the 50% charge state....
I was at a shore power site last season where the camp gound power went off line for about an hour. Heard alot of moaning going on around the camp ground haha...
We was sitting under the awning watching HDTV at the time the power went down - never missed a beat. It wasn't long we had folks watching our tv from the camp ground access road...
Had a couple ask how we did this and my usual first response is Magic Beans...
I guess there was actually several units running Power Inverters as well... Some of the bigger trailers were still fired up... They may have switched to generator power perhaps...
Roy ken
