UPG 250 amp hour agm batteries
I just finished up my residential refer install with inverter. I have two 75 amp hour batteries that will suffice for now. But this worked so great and I had so much fun with it, I started searching ...
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Golden_HVAC wrote:
PS: I hope that you already know that high toque motors like a refrigerator require pure sine wave power, not the lower cost modified sine wave power. It might start fine with no load on MSW, but once it is cold, and the pressure is different between the cold side and hot side, starting current might increase a lot.
This statement is not supported by the many hundreds of people who have installed a residential refrigerator or the literally thousands of factory installed residential refrigerators all powered by a modified sine wave inverter.
