can this be used with an inverter
1978421
You should not need an Inverter with your battery pack. It should have come with all of the recharging items needed to recharge your battery. I do however recharge mine with a power inverter in my semi truck every day. You can plug into any power source to recharge your battery.
1978422
Aidan - the S9 battery pack comes with a cigarette lighter adaptor and so plugging in an inverter to this should work. Has multiple adaptor plugs that would allow direct connection to many devices that need an adaptor (converting AC to DC). Do not know how or if it would work with more power hungry devices, but should function very much like what your cigarette light and inverter would do.
1978423
Yes as long as the inverter meets these specifications:Input = 12V DCOutput =110V/60Hz ACOutput Rated Power = 120W (continuous) - 150W (maximum)USB Output Rated Power = 5V DC/1A (2A maximum)
2093930
I think he means with an inverter. Yes, if the inverter is rated at 750 watts or more you should be able to use this with it.
1768545
I can't see why not. Many boat owners use this product on their Inverter, so it should work as needed.
1224294
Depends on the size of your battery string. I have four deep cycle batteries and it would run it for a bit. When running the inverter I have plenty of power to run most everything. Including 120 and 12 volt loads.
826464
No, actually there is not. What you have is in effect a local source of 120VAC, isolated from the power grid and from ground. I'm not sure what would happen if you grounded the output outlet. It might short the inverter circuitry to ground and cause a failure.
501707
Yes. But I have to tell you that I bought this inverter and after just two or three hours of use was damaged!
1903936
No, it will not. The waveform of this Inverter is approximately sine wave, and your equipment mentioned are not discriminatory enough to experience any ill effects that will change their normal performance.
460063
Correct. You cannot plug this remote display into an inverter. It will only work with the solar charger controller. Even though, the same cable can be used on either, the control signals are different on the two devices.
323419
I cannot speak to the inverter issue but if outputs 60hz 1120v current it should work fine. The power setting are extremely consistent if set on temperature they are within two to three degrees of the indicated temperature almost always on the high side(i.e. if set at 80 degrees F the actual temp with my unit will be 82 degrees. Overall it seems to be of high quality.
778326
I am not sure but I would not buy this inverter or any other inverter the make. I bought this item, it lasted less than two months. The cost of returning the unit was more than it was worth. The quality is junk. I had someone look at it and the soldered connections look like a 2 year old assembled this unit. The screws that were used to assemble it were half stripped and loose. Complete piece of JUNK!
851444
No you cannot use this inverter. This inverter is not to be used for anything intended to produce heat ie kettle. Do not use for anything above 200 watts
2195074
I can't answer for certain, but I can say that it's worked great for what I use it for. I use it to plug in a Bose speaker and charge my phones while we're out on the boat. You should be able to see that wattage the fan uses and then confirm that the inverter can handle that amount.
1497927
Maybe, if your printer doesn't need a sine wave inverter. I'd find out before you try it. Search back issues/ask the folks at "Home Power" magazine if you don't find an answer. Their editors are very helpful with questions like this.
703997
I would have my doubts about connecting it to a 6 volt source but if I were you, I would check with the manufacturer or a specialist who understands the technical issues of these inverters.
85941
Yes just find out how much amps and watts it uses and buy a inverter that's enough for it.
1831633
I do not use with a grid tie inverter. However, I do not see why not. The panel is just a generator which generate a power. All the solar panels are doing the same function. I believe you should look at your grid tie inverter requirement and use the correct power panel. Thanks.
1329227
I think it would. It really depends on what kind of amperage your pump takes to run. This will determine if it can handle the load or not. Compare the two, if your pump is less than the inverter max load, I think you would be ok. I hope this helps you!