Electrical: DC AC Conversions - Efficiency
I am an Electricity Novice: Assumptions: Boon-docker - does not use shore power, uses Solar Panels and Batteries, or generator. Refrigerator does not have propane option...electric only, AC or DC. ...
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Side Note to BFL13 - once again posted before I saw your most recent post.
I would prefer to use the EU3000is but I will need my generator to be mobile. I won't have compartments in my small trailer to put in any size generator. It will be in the bed of the tow vehicle. The EU3000is is 130 lbs dry so that could be dangerous for me to repeatedly load and unload into the truck bed. The EU2000is is 45 lbs dry, easy to move and if I need more power, I can get the companion EU2000 to run parallel and double my watts or AV's from 1600 to 3200 bringing it up to the performance level of the EU3000is at about the same price. The big reason to me for getting the EU3000is (if weight was not a factor) is the remote control start accessory available for $360 from the link below...that would be sweet to have. The install looks a bit time consuming but relatively easy per the very well made install video. More comments/questions coming on your 8:00pm entry but I don't want to stack up too many questions before I get answers. I did that before and decided I need to ask one or two questions and then wait until I have solid answers that I understand before moving on to the next thing. I really like the way member "Westend" replied to one of my entries above. If you guys can do that too (copy my original and then comment after each question) that would be great. The examples using real number scenarios to back up the theory just stated helps even more. I can't always understand the answers completely but between the text description of the answer and the numbers/equations of the answers, I can usually get it. I then re-state what I think I understand for confirmation. thanks Tim
http://www.pinellaspowerproducts.com/view/HEUREMOTEKIT3/
I would prefer to use the EU3000is but I will need my generator to be mobile. I won't have compartments in my small trailer to put in any size generator. It will be in the bed of the tow vehicle. The EU3000is is 130 lbs dry so that could be dangerous for me to repeatedly load and unload into the truck bed. The EU2000is is 45 lbs dry, easy to move and if I need more power, I can get the companion EU2000 to run parallel and double my watts or AV's from 1600 to 3200 bringing it up to the performance level of the EU3000is at about the same price. The big reason to me for getting the EU3000is (if weight was not a factor) is the remote control start accessory available for $360 from the link below...that would be sweet to have. The install looks a bit time consuming but relatively easy per the very well made install video. More comments/questions coming on your 8:00pm entry but I don't want to stack up too many questions before I get answers. I did that before and decided I need to ask one or two questions and then wait until I have solid answers that I understand before moving on to the next thing. I really like the way member "Westend" replied to one of my entries above. If you guys can do that too (copy my original and then comment after each question) that would be great. The examples using real number scenarios to back up the theory just stated helps even more. I can't always understand the answers completely but between the text description of the answer and the numbers/equations of the answers, I can usually get it. I then re-state what I think I understand for confirmation. thanks Tim
http://www.pinellaspowerproducts.com/view/HEUREMOTEKIT3/
