if my stuff says 19 volts and 24 volts would i need aleast a 24 volt inverter
197587
The 12 volt inverter takes 12 volts DC and outputs 110 volts AC. If your stuff requires 24 volts AC then the inverter will not work. However, most chargers for electronic devices work using 110 AC even though they output 24 volts DC.
197588
You need an inverter with the same amount of output volts as your device's input volts. You need two different inverters if you need two different voltages (or one inverter that does both, but that is harder to find). The voltages you need do not match this inverter. You need something with lower volts. Amps/watts is what your inverter should have more of than you need. More volts than you need will ruin your equipment.
197589
inverters put out 120 VAC. I'm not sure what you are asking, it you are trying to power a 19 volt or a 24 volt device you don't need an inverter as it will be way over-voltaged. The inverter converts 12 VDC to 120 VAC.
197590
IF you are using a Wall Charger, and the OUTPUT is 19v...then THIS IS OK...because the PLUG is for 120v house current and you are OUTPUTTING 19v through the charger.....my laptop uses 120v....but outputs 14.8 or such....This should be fine. IF you are using TWO 12v batteries connected in SERIES...then your combine voltage is 24v...THEN YOU NEED A 24 VOLT INVERTER....which will produce 120v, or 115v, or whatever... output for appliances....the only advantage is the AMPS are halved. Watts divided by Volts = Amps. 240 watts / 12v = 20a 240 watts / 24v = 10a. ARE YOU USING TWO 12v batteries in SERIES??? IF you are using a Wall Charger, and the OUTPUT is 19v...then THIS IS OK...because the PLUG is for 120v house current and you are OUTPUTTING 19v through the charger.....my laptop uses 120v....but outputs 14.8 or such....This should be fine. IF you are using TWO 12v batteries connected in SERIES...then your combine voltage is 24v...THEN YOU NEED A 24 VOLT INVERTER....which will produce 120v, or 115v, or whatever... output for appliances....the only advantage is the AMPS are halved. Watts divided by Volts = Amps. 240 watts / 12v = 20a 240 watts / 24v = 10a. ARE... » Read More IF you are using a Wall Charger, and the OUTPUT is 19v...then THIS IS OK...because the PLUG is for 120v house current and you are OUTPUTTING 19v through the charger.....my laptop uses 120v....but outputs 14.8 or such....This should be fine. IF you are using TWO 12v batteries connected in SERIES...then your combine voltage is 24v...THEN YOU NEED A 24 VOLT INVERTER....which will produce 120v, or 115v, or whatever... output for appliances....the only advantage is the AMPS are halved. Watts divided by Volts = Amps. 240 watts / 12v = 20a 240 watts / 24v = 10a. ARE YOU USING TWO 12v batteries in SERIES??? « Show Less
881417
In theory you can, but its not recommended and the NEC wouldn't approve. If you want to connect a 12 V battery to an inverter (to make it act as a power source) then look for an off-grid power inverter instead. They can come in 12V, 24V, 48V configurations.
393649
Yes, if you change the inverter. The inverter that comes with this system is a 12 volt to 120 volt output. You will need an inverter with a 220 volt output.Joe
1238813
I don't think the inverter can be hooked up 24v but your system should be 2-12v batteries that you should be able to get 11 v to power the inverter. Check with your mechanic to verify before you purchase...
1939723
No this wont work effectively. You should size the voltage on your battery bank to the voltage of your inverter. Ie; 24v battery bank and a 24v inverter. This component is only used to step the voltage down from 24v to 12v for a load. Ie; 24v battery bank and inverter with the transformer stepping down the voltage to power 12v lights (or any other12v load).
1123837
A test you can make is to directly connect the panel to the battery, correct polarity important or you will fry things. If the voltage is 17 volts or under you are good to go. If it is still over 18 volts you will be over current and ruin the battery. You cannot have the controller set to 24 volts for your 12volt battery!
270174
You will need an invertor and a charge controller and make sure it is a pure sine wave inverter even if it's a cheap version just make sure it says pure sine wave.
1573749
Hello JD, I am assuming this is being set up on an RV of some sort, so yes you need to set up as a 12V system. No doubt 12V is the input required by your inverter. The voltage set up is determined by what is being run off the batteries. Hope this helps.
864560
The inverter requires a 12v source it does not have a rechargeable battery in it. You could bring along a 12v battery and use that as a power source, but pulling 1200 watts from a battery is 100 amps, so it would drain a smaller sized battery in minutes if not less.
703996
the inverter will work but you did not say what wattage it is. Are you making the 2 batteries into 12 volts? You will need a charge controller too.
344540
I don't see why not. Just make sure the total load is within the limits if your inverter.
2088334
This One is supposed to decide 12 or 24 for you once hooked up. I have 6 hooked up on a 12 volt System. It should work fine the AMPs are another issue it may say 30 Amps but I doubt it I would do the math and keep it under 18. Just a FYI hook it up as soon as you get it. If its Bad send it back fast. Had to send two bad oones back. The good ones are vey stable. The manual is horrible all in all not a bad cc
1027394
Read the discription. U need 12 v pannels renology sells them. If u are changing the voltage to ac. Its really not advisable to do it at 12 volts. 24 or 48 is way better.
1701541
Probably not you need 24 volts for a wall thermostat,and these models are 240 volt.home programmable stats are setup for 24 volt control low voltage so homeowners dont juice themselves,and for practical reasons.
1857106
The pump unit needs about 550 watts....so whether 12 vdc or 24 vdc., your inverter must be able to deliver 550 watts.
22398
That will depend on the Ah use age of your machine And the size Ah of your battery the inverter will run the machine if the battery is large enough
1939724
Should work. But i suggest to find 24v DC - AC inverter and hook it directly to your batteries. Converting from 24V to 12V and then to AC voltage is not efficient at all.