You said it runs "everything". Will it run standard sized microwave? Can it run the outlets that are on the RV's GFI circuit . . . like in the bath?
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My MS2012 runs the standard size microwave just fine. It also runs everything elso on my coach that is on the 115V breakers in the subpanel I wired it to. That includes most all receptacles in the coach including the fridge. I would not recommend running the fridge on 115V through the inverter as it drains your batteries. Leave the fridge on gas. You need to know how your coach is wired and what is on each breaker that you hook into the subpanel that the inverter will feed.
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I will have to say no to that! It won't even run my 900 Watt microwave I have in my semi. They tell you the inverter is 3000 W but actually it's only 1500. I was disappointed when I receive the inverter and it said it on the box.
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The microwave is smaller than we thought 19wx10.5H,the face plate is 23x15. You need space because it gets it air from the frount, you may have to trim out around the area. Check rv and marine dealers for better selection. The mfg was for rv. It had a smell for a couple months. It also has a knocking noise when certain plates are put in. We replaced a built in with this unit. For the price it was great, service avg to below avg.
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It would be suitable to run small appliances or a fridge. Anything that doesn't use much power
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Why wouldn't it? It has an ordinary 2- or 3-prong receptacle and will accept any electronic or electrical item that uses less than 150 Watts. 115V. That means no refrigerators, coffeemakers, or microwaves - but I would expect it should run or charge a laptop; just like plugging its power-supply into the wall.
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I can only say it definitely will run your air conditioner. Mine works very good with air conditioner, electric water heater, refrigerator and any other electric that I have on. I can only guess the choke may have not been opened. 30 amps is surely enough for a small trailer. Wish I could give more help, as it sure should not overload.
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It is powerful enough to run a small rv refrigerator, I haven't actually pushed it to any limit. I currently have 1-50" Samsung LED TV, 1-32" Samsung TV, a Canon combo printer, a Playstatin 3 and a laptop running on it currently in a mobile office. And barely touching it's potential.
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This unit will run any 120v appliance that doesn't exceed 1600watts. A radio doesn't need this large a unit. Check how many watts your radio pulls and buy a inverter that plugs into a power outlet in your car. Don't waste the money for this size unit.
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A microwave isn't a motor load so I don't see an issue. Motors are where inrush current is critical. Make sure to connect both red and both black leads. You will need all the inverter has to offer though.
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Yes it will,and more.we just lost power last week in an ice storm and i ran a large refrig ,a fully operated salt water fish tank, small tv,and odd and end light fixtures.i normally use it for hunting and run microwaves and all appliance and lights.nice little unit and the remote is a plus on them cold mornings. About 8hrs on 1 gallon of gas
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you would have to add up the total wattage used by all the electrical equipment that you would like to have it power when in use. There are charts, even Kohlers web site has the power consumed by the various appliances listed. add them up per your needs and base it on that. I will say that I run the entire household on it, including a pool pump, as a backup power source through an automatic transfer switch.
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It should run almost any other product. I would google the remotes instruction manual to find out for sure.
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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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Hi, as long as a generator can put out the 110-120 V and be careful about spikes, yes a generator will run anything. This is common when caterers have machines set up at parties and such they use generators. Spag's Espresso
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I would think so...I use mine for my RV, tv and an air conditioner, check the amps on all you plan on running. http://www.supercircuits.com/resources/tools/volts-watts-amps-converter
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Probably too big for an RV. I wish we hadn't purchased this microwave. I hate the way it works. Very weird controls!
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You can only use this with a dedicated outlet. You can only run this cooker and nothing else simultaneously. It is 1800 watts. Its like running a space heater. It kept happening at the facility I was using as well until I ran it through a surge protector.