With an appliance using 504 watts, 4.8 amps, 110volts - how long will this unit last if fully charged?
883822
This device is 1250 watt/hours, meaning something that pulls 1200 watts (their limit) would last an hour. 504...nowhere near 10-12 hours.
157195
Hi ... my charge lasts for several days and that is after using this little appliance in my 4,000 sq ft home ... it is great thus far ... but I have only had it for about two weeks ... I highly recommend this product. It is great ... especially on hard wood surfaces ... great picking up pet hair ... I love it thus far!!!!! I think that one should use it until the charge expires ... then recharge it ... don't keep it charging all of the time ... charge it ... use it until it expires ... then recharge it. DO NOT KEEP IT PLUGGED IN ...
84169
I have a full-size modern refrigerator that only use about 150w. It's low-wattage but it runs almost continuously most of the day especially on the weekends when the doors are constantly being opened and closed. I think the compressor doesn't run as much during night time when the internal temperature gets cold enough. My smaller fridge (4.4 cu ft) only use about 80w. There's no doubt in my mind that this inverter could handle modern refrigerators. The real question is, will your battery last long enough.
1041595
Refer to Appendix A page A.1 of the owners manual:4000 watts continuous5800 watts for 5 secs5200 watts for 5 mins4500 watts for 30 minsAlso keep in mind the maximum of Line to neutral of 27 amps.Read the owners manual. I know it is long but it should answer all your questions.
967363
Yes but understand itll power most 110 appliances for 6 to 8 hrs max depending upon the model youll end up buying
1596543
Complicated question. You need to figure out how much power your appliance use and how long you plan to use them each day. I am using 4 6 volt golf cart battery's. All together I have 464 amp hours. Batteries in parallel and in series. Do not use regular car battery. There is a formula out there, i don't know it.
53376
I've had mine about 4 years and am still using them. they seem to not hold charges as long. And I am thinking about replacing them. I use mine a lot as I have 3 appliances, 2 saws and a weed trimmer. I keep them plugged in all week and use them pretty heavy most weekends.
1769214
On a full charge Ive found that true to their word that a charge will last the full 11 hrs or more. I have not had a power failure yet.
1504269
Glad to help! Is the 13.5 number you mentioned the Amp load? The Amp load is one of the two pieces of information that would be very helpful. The other would be how long you would estimate the AC unit would be running per 24 hours. With those two pieces of information we can calculate how many panels would be needed and the battery bank size needed for your power storage requirements. Regards, Lisa, for Explore Electric
1488745
My application is for a commercial kitchen to power a Euro 220v/50hz pressure fryer. We have been using this transform for nearly 1 year without issue. It is powered on 12 to 15 hours a day. Overall the product has been dependable under the load we've placed onto it (approx bust of 4kw).Keep in mind that I am powering it with a US 240v line not 110v. In addition to the Euro Fryer, I am also plugging in a 5-15 110v stream tray. The transformer is handling the load without issue.
278979
This is a 110V. I've had this refrigerator less than a year. Ordinarily, I would have given rave reviews but it died two days ago. I'm debating about paying to get it fixed or just buy another.
1554994
I've been using mine for an off-grid house for a little over 2 years now with no problems. We're running normal loads (fridge, computers, internet, etc) all the time, and I've even run a big miter saw off of this inverter a few times with no problems.
1502479
I ran the unit for 8 hours on 4 gallons of gas. the more amps you pull the more gas it uses. I ran a water heater witch pulled about the max the unit had and 4 gallons lasted 6 hours.
726522
If your stove runs requiring less then 1000 watts it should work. It's power requirement should be shown on the stove somewhere. How long depends on how many and the amperage capacity of each battery. I have 4 deep cycle batteries and can keep my refrigerator running for at least 8 hours before needing a recharge. The refrigerator runs about half the time at 165 Watts while a stove could run continuously an at a different power level. You'll have to do some math and know how long you want to run the stove to determine how many batteries you would need. Good luck.
2115396
Depends on the load, what you have plugged in and running. One round of toast would be about all. But a radio, it would run for several hours. Make sure to disconnect it from the battery or turn it off when not in use, it uses about an amp in standby. Get a quality volt meter, and don't let it go down below about 12.2-12.4 volts before recharging.
1157681
At 200 W it puts out 12 V DC charging for deep cycle batteries. You can expect anywhere from 7-11 amps at peak power generation. You can also use it in 24 V mode, and expect half the current to the batteries. It will keep your batteries topped up. You can then use the batteries like you normally would, whether they power an inverter to power 110 appliances, or just 12 volt accessories. You can expect about 1 k-W-hr from these panels, with the 5 hour approximation rule. Should be enough power to recharge a 125 ah deep cycle battery, assuming a 50% discharge.
1118506
Yeah, for a small appliance like this that would seem to be the life expectancy, depending on use and charge/recharge cycles.