Sine Wave Inverter Anomaly
After following this recent discussion about how to best utilize a sine wave inverter for RV use I decided to go ahead and buy the 1000 watt model mentioned in this discussion since it was on sale for...
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SoundGuy wrote:
My primary use for it is to power 120 vac fans in the camper when dry camping, and based on battery reserve possibly to power our coffee machine, toaster, and my wife's hair dryer, my current limitation of course being the single G27 battery that's presently on the trailer.
I don't see you running a coffee maker, hairdryer, or toaster with a 1000W inverter, one group 27 battery, #4 wire and an 80a fuse....a fan, yes.
Also not sure about the 3 pages of over-thinking here...several good technical responses were provided, and as you pointed out, these devices are designed for the plug 'n' play crowd. Since everything works the way it should when connected, why futz around with a bonding plug?
