26-11-2022, 09:07 PM
I guess what I should have said is : Thats designed for small computers, its not an inverter.
An inverter will run all sorts of stuff, and mostly new modern ones are pure sine wave ( some even better than the mains )
BUT you will have to supply the batteries. The last solar system I installed ( a VERY small one )
uses 24 volt batteries rated at 500 Ah and cost $9000.00
It runs a small inverter fridge and the TV, ( TV is modern LCD drawing 80 watts ) plus all the lighting ( mostly flourescent ) for 12 hours.
The inverter itself cost an additional $3000.00. It is pure sine wave and made in Australia, its not an import.
Its rated at 1800 watts continous maximum with 2400 watt surge rating.
The kettle is boiled on the gas stove.
Joe
An inverter will run all sorts of stuff, and mostly new modern ones are pure sine wave ( some even better than the mains )
BUT you will have to supply the batteries. The last solar system I installed ( a VERY small one )
uses 24 volt batteries rated at 500 Ah and cost $9000.00
It runs a small inverter fridge and the TV, ( TV is modern LCD drawing 80 watts ) plus all the lighting ( mostly flourescent ) for 12 hours.
The inverter itself cost an additional $3000.00. It is pure sine wave and made in Australia, its not an import.
Its rated at 1800 watts continous maximum with 2400 watt surge rating.
The kettle is boiled on the gas stove.
Joe
