can I power a small microwave with this device. what would be most convienient.
188805
No... I dont think it has enough current to support the power of a microwave
188806
This is a great little power cell but I think a Microwave up to 90ws would be too much for this. If it did work, I believe it would deplete the power rather quickly. Wish I could test it but I don't have one small enough. Didn't know they made one?
298363
I'm no electrician. but I think there would be better choices. Microwaves are supposed to be on a dedicated circuit. so you would only need a plug surge protector for one plug. Hope that helps. Good luck. Rick
956259
Sorry but I don't currently have the microwave...left it with my old roommate because the place I moved into had a built in one. I believe it's already set for full power, you just put the time in and hit start
1949572
I don't see why not; keeping in mind, of course, that you get a larger power draw from an outlet, and a very small appliance like this one might overload more easily.
1083608
I have not done this but there are youtubes about running microwave ovens with power inverters. A microwave, according to the youtube data, does not have a high startup power requirement. I believe it should run the microwave, but you will need a good bit of battery power to do it. Another issue is that the microwave will probably need more time to do the same heating job due to the modified sine wave. Check out the youtube by Knurlgnar24. He demonstrates a microwave oven on an inverter. Hope this helps.
630949
yes, you can use a standard outlet and as far as the 840 watts - consider that most microwave ovens today use between 850 - 1650 watts.
982257
You can use it with a downsizing to 110 watt converter. You need to adapt your voltage to your device, not vise versa
1367859
Yes, but the 1500 watts is the upper safe limit. Don't be surprised if it overheats if you run the microwave on full power for a significant amount of time.
1321735
It would be suitable to run small appliances or a fridge. Anything that doesn't use much power
58781
1800 w is a little surprising. I didn't know microwaves could have that much wattage. it should be used by 900 to 1000 w. Maybe you can cook on a lower grade like 50 or 75 %.
1135626
I don't think that would be a good idea.. It's always best go by manufacture recommended wiring and amplification. Exceeding the power input beyond its capacity on any electronics could cause things to quite literally fry.
494571
All you need to do is buy a power converter, radio shack has them or even find them here on Amazon. Plug the mixer into the converter and you should be good to go !
918723
You have to consider the weight and size of the surface. I would say not at all. Microwaves are small, but as far as a vehichle it would be hudge. Thyn you have to have a power inverter. I wont attempt it and would tell others not to either. These autoexec steering wheel work stations are just that, a work station.
1107193
It wouldn't run mine. I had to return it. I have a 1000 w modified square wave inverter that does run my microwave. However, it takes longer to cook things.
927123
This unit is more that capable of powering a slow cooker. It can power 1000 watts without issue. I have 1100 watts running through it with even higher surge.
1363057
This unit puts out 2Amps, is used to charge 12volt battery. To run a TV, you would have add an inverter (likely around a 1000 watt). For a microwave, you should be running a 3,000 watt or better as it will pull 15 to 20 amps. When running an inverter that large, would use 3 batteries. Have one of these panels and it recovers the batteries on my trailer within a day, my 3000 watt inverter will run a toaster or microwave for an hour.
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There is only a one page info sheet. I put mine in the microwave for six minutes and that works great. That is for a 750 watt one. 2 1/2 min for 1,000-1,500 watts. Four to five min for 800-900 watts. Clean with damp cloth. You can probably go on line to find more info.