6 volt batteries and an inverter
Hi all, I'm planning on having 2-6 volt batteries with a 300 amp hour rating. Inverter will be 2000 watts. I had read somewhere of low voltage alarms that are possible with this type of setup. It w...
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jplante4 wrote:
I have 4 GC2s at 450 aH total and a 2000 watt MSW inverter and the microwave is iffy. I don't even try the hair dryer at 13 amps (AC) continuous.
In my conversion I had 4 of cheapest batteries from Sam's club and could run 15k AC on them for about 20 minutes.
Normal routine was 1 l of coffee every morning, microwave, water pump, lights (that was before LED) all other operations and I did not have to start generator for 3 days.
They lasted for almost 12 years , so got my $46/piece money worth.
But I had high-tech inverter/charger with smart charging and prize it for good battery performance.
