StirCrazy wrote:otrfun wrote:StirCrazy wrote:You mentioned the Renogy 2000w PSW inverter. Very popular unit. Always wondered what time/duration they used for their peak rating. Did you happen to get this info?otrfun wrote:I do agree the lack of companies putting this in there advertising makes things a little more difficult. personaly I have never been met with any issues when I email the company and ask for that information.
IMO the most important takeaway when discussing inrush, starting, peak, or surge, current is the following: unless a specific time or duration (or testing standard/protocol) is specified for any given current rating, the current rating provides little insight into how the device will perform in the realworld.
not yet. I was actualy going to email them and see after what you said the other day. hang on I'll email them now and let you know. I have a go power 2000watt inverter in the 5th wheel and it has never had an issue running anything. I think it actualy started my ac once by accident haha.. but I am looking at the renogy for the camper.
Steve
