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Chris_Bryant
Mar 25, 2014Explorer II
Good grief- this has nothing to do with the Inverter*. As OnaQuest said- you are overloading the 20 amp circuit. If you had no Inverter, the circuit breaker would still trip. The inverter should have a 30 amp feed, with 2 20 amp outputs. You simply cannot load more than 20 amps on a 20 amp circuit and expect it to work.
1200 watts for a griddle, 1200 watts for a coffee maker, 350 watts for the refrigerator. Add it up.
*Disclaimer- it could be that the inverter has magnetic circuit breakers, which will actually trip at 20 amps, rather than the normal breakers which can be abused a bit before tripping)
1200 watts for a griddle, 1200 watts for a coffee maker, 350 watts for the refrigerator. Add it up.
*Disclaimer- it could be that the inverter has magnetic circuit breakers, which will actually trip at 20 amps, rather than the normal breakers which can be abused a bit before tripping)
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