Is this a 2000 watt inverter or 1000 watt inverter. The picture shows a 1000 watt inveter, and the description says 2000 watt inverter?
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Could not tell, it does say 1000 on the unit. You probably could order it and let them know to send the right one.
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it is a 2000 watts inverter, maybe not continuous but very good /quipment. Hope it helps.
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We received your question and are glad to help. The Xantrex 806-1220 PROwatt SW 2000 inverter has a maximum continuous power rating of 2000 Watts, and a maximum surge rating of 3000 Watts. Amazon almost always uses images supplied by the first seller listing a particular item, and sometimes that seller may accidentally upload an incorrect image.Regards,Steve, for Explore Electric
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This inverter is a modified sine wave unit. I will tell you this: I live in a motorhome with a small 400 watt system and use the Pw2300 and my main solar system is 600 watts and I use the pw2300. In other words buy it, for the price and the usage you will get out of it it will pay you back 10 fold.. Also the wireless remote is better than false teeth works amazing.. Hope this helps..
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It's a modified sine wave inverter rated at 1350 watt continuous 1500 watt surge. Note however, that the battery inside the case is not sufficiently sized to run the inverter at it's full rated capacity for more than 10 or so minutes if that long.
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110 only, but only pulls 1 amp so you don't need a big powerful ( expensive ) inverter.
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I just installed one recently. You are correct, this doesn't plug into an inverter. Instead, the meter display connects only to the solar charge controller for which it is built. Some inverters also have separate remote monitors that you can buy. I chose not to purchase a separate monitor/meter for my inverter since I can clearly see the inverter display where mine is mounted.
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I have it connected to 2 150W pannels. The Grid tie inverter has a little drop to it, so it always stays around peak. 250W. The way it works depends on your setup. Panels need the sunlight so when it receives 10v it starts up. It is pretty effecient. My setup iisa battery bank and and a transfer switch. When my bank is full I basically use that switch to transfer power to my gridtie. Its a small bank I have just for emergency power, so its constantly at peak voltage so my grid tie gets more use
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I haven't used with a inverter yet.I think it can work with an inverter . The power supply from an computer is switched and the computers can wotk with an inverter.
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The simple answer is NO. 10A X 120V = 1200 Watts. This unit is rated at ~400W? Assuming only 90% efficiency of most inverters, you want one that is rated at 1200+10%+ another 20% for good measure. As a practical matter and since the price of these has come down significantly in recent years due to advances in the technology, I suggest doubling your base requirement. IOW, buy a 2400Watt inverter. IMPORTANT! Your 10Amp pump will 'pull' about 100A+! from your DC source. You would need a substantial battery bank for that.
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It comes with 1 small 40 watt panel. There is no DC outlet. The inverter is not pure sine wave.
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I am not familiar with the inverter you are talking about, but I used this unit in a RV with inverter and generator with no problems. It pulls 1800 watts
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It all depends on how your wires are getting the electricity from the battery bank. If you only have one battery, or one connection point to a string of batteries, you will not be able to pull the full 4000 watts the inverter is capable of doing (for a sub second). I have 8 batteries, and I connect to the inverter from 3 different points in the array of batteries, This is because each battery is only capable of producing so much power. But you need to be able to get all the batteries to put an even amount of juice to the inverter, or you will overload one or two of your batteries. If you never plan to pull more than a few hundred watts on the inverter, one cable will work fine, but if you want to draw the full 2000 watts, you will need multiple wires, in order to carry that many amps.
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Great inverter I run a 1000w microwave, a 2amp vacuum cleaner as well as several hand held devices!!!
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the wagan 10000 should be ran with more than one battery as it will draw hard and wear your battery out a lot sooner i would suggest a 2500 orat the most a5000 watt. the big ? is how many watts is the a/c unit?then get an inverter a little bigger than that so you wont over work your inverter. i am running 18 6volt batteries with mine. theyrun down about every 4 to 6 days. i hope this helps you out. p.s. stay away from aims inverters they do not put out what they say. wagan is your best bet for the price.
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You can have 200+ input amp POTIENTAL, but the inverter will only draw the current required by the load. So having plenty of input amp potiential is a good thing. Once the load is too much for the inverter, it shuts down. Also there is a 25 amp fuse that limits the amount of current drawn from the 24 volt supply. Load watts are roughly AC Amps X 110 VAC = Watts, and Start-up is usually double that. So this unit can handle 400 watts continuous with surge capability to 800 watts.
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Power consumption is listed in the operating instruction manual as 1000 watts.
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I'm not familiar with the inverter you mentioned, but check that it is capable of 1800 watts at 120vac. If it can't support this amount of currernt, you run the risk of either a "brown-out" situation from the point of view of the cooktop or the inverter might either shut down or be destroyed.
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The max power the inverter can handle is 1000 W. The receptacles are in parallel connected. So either receptacle can take max. 1000 W. U can have of instance a load of 50 W connected to one receptacle and on the other a load of 950 W, provide you are not exceeding the max. Hope this answers your question.