New inverter--Tripp Lite Powerverter 2000
This Tripp Lite inverter was gifted to me. I'll be installing it, in the future, in my TT to run the 120V devices, while boondocking. Anyone have any experience with this monster? As a side not...
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GordonThree wrote:The transformer in this must be a monster. Mfg states unit is 39 lbs but it feels like a heavy 40 lbs. :@
3000 watt overload for an hour, that's impressive. Good sign that it's overbuilt on the inside, heavier fets and good cooling.
Nice gift!
Maybe, if it isn't too difficult, I'll remove the case panels and have a look inside. Probably needs a dusting, anyway.
Yeah, the gifter and I trade a lot. He is a hoarder/scavenger, like me.
Mr Wizard wrote:
I have the 1250 and it has performed flawlessly for 7 years
Make coffee in the morning, run the MW, vacuum, etc..
Industrial quality, designed to run motors for years
Good stuff, I remembered you had a Tripp Lite.
I can't find any info on low voltage shutdown value in the owner's manual. I'll check the tech specifications and see if that's listed. I'll also be doing some testing in the shop, because it's easy.
My initial plan is to power the whole load center with a transfer switch and this inverter. Main loads will be a small AC unit and the microwave, possibly a coffee pot. I will leave in place the PS 1000W inverter, using that for TV's, various entertainment devices, computers, and any other delicate loads that may come along. I have a couple dedicated receptacles for the PS inverter.
Mr Wiz,
Do you have the remote pendant and, if so, does that work well for you?
