Witch Magnum Inverter?
New to the power inverter's. Looking at the 3000 Watt Magnum Hybrid and the 2800 Watt Magnum. From my understanding the Hybrid will have a 240 Volt output and the 2800 Watt puts out 120 Volt. I only h...
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KD4UPL wrote:
The main advantage of the hybrid unit is it's ability to operate in parallel with your generator. This can allow a smaller generator to start you air conditioner, for instance.
Okay, I have only a 5500 Watt generator, it will run 2 a/c's and I can possibly run a 3rd a/c with the hybrid as long as I have the batteries charged but I am assuming the batteries will run down within a few hours so I don't think running a 3rd a/c would be a good option. From what your saying it will start the a/c but may not run the a/c for any length of time.
I'm really not looking at running the 3rd a/c with the Inverter but all I really need is to run a hair dryer and microwave, But not at the same time, and run my residential fridge full time tho.
So if I had the hybrid I could run the 2 a/c's off of the 5500 watt generator and run a hair dryer/microwave and the residential fridge with the Inverter? Is this correct?
