Hard wire inverter
Found This inverter and was wondering if anybody has tried it?
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- I would avoid WFCO products in general.
- I get annoyed when the manufacturer installs less than a 15 amp transfer switch.
In this case the transfer switch is rated 8.5 amps. Just enough to pass through the 1000w power but not the 1800w when on utility power. - Moved from technology corner
- I have a 17 year old Trace 1512 inverter/charger in my motorhome. IT is a high quality inverter charger that is very efficient and I can highly recommend inverters by Xantrex or their prior company name Trace. Many of the trace engineers went to start a new company "Outback" and that will be the brand inverter that I intend to buy for my home solar installation.
http://www.bestconverter.com/PROsine-1000-Sine-Wave-Inverter-Hardwire_p_250.html#.U46KKShzHTo
This one you can hardwire, it probably have a built in transfer switch to make it easy to wire it up. http://www.bestconverter.com/PROsine-1800-Sine-Wave-Inverter-Hardwire_p_251.html#.U46LkChzHTo
You can also check the prices at places like SolarOnSale.com or SunElec.com
Fred.
