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pianotuna wrote:
Hi,
I simply plug the shore power cord into the inverter. I set the fridge to propane, and disconnect the converter.
If you want the battery bank to have a long life, then it is best to stay above 50% state of charge--so the usable amp-hours are about 200.
I know of no reliable 5000 watt pure sine wave inverter. Stay away from the Chinese ones.
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โMay-30-2015 09:35 PM
QFP wrote:TVs about 300 watts, Fridge maybe 350 watts so 1000 watt inverter is all you need. I have and recommend Go Power sine wave.
I want to power as much as I can including TVs and refer. With 4 batteries i should have 400 amp.hrs. So you have 2 transfer switches?
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QFP wrote:
I want to power as much as I can including TVs and refer. With 4 batteries i should have 400 amp.hrs.
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