Do you feel controlled and limited to using only USB type or DC only appliances such as a phone charger, or tablet when on the road in your car? We often carry with us AC-type appliances that use 115V that … Read more
Power inverters can work reliably for many years supplying electricity to your appliances whether on the move in the car, RV, or during a power blackout. Occasionally, you may be faced with a frustrating experience – where each new fuse … Read more
1,500 watt, 12V inverters usually come with positive (red) and negative (black) factory-made cables each about 3 ft long of size 2 or 4 AWG. In some cases, for example, when installing the inverter in an RV, you may need … Read more
A 400 watt power inverter is a small, light-weight, and portable inverter, that is handy for use while traveling whether camping or in an RV. You can use it to power devices with 110V AC from a 12V battery supply … Read more
200 watt power inverters are low-power, portable inverters that can supply grid-live power to small appliances while on the move for example while in the car or on in an RV. They have limited power capabilities and can easily be … Read more
Power inverters offer a convenient way to keep many of our electronics and electrical tools that need grid-like power when camping, in an RV, or off-grid working when all we have with us is a battery supply. Even when you … Read more
An 800 watt inverter can supply AC power from a 12V or 24 V battery to run light electronics and electrical tools. However, there are limitations to what can be powered by this inverter and it is important to know … Read more
Are you considering buying a 3,000-watt inverter for your home or RV? Do you want to know which appliances you can safely plug into it? In this post, I go over: how much power you can expect from a 3,000-watt … Read more
If you are on the road – in a camper or camping and using an off-grid solar system as your source of power for your appliances then getting your battery to last as long as possible is really important. Unfortunately, … Read more
For an off-grid system with battery storage, you can use a modified sine-wave or pure sine wave inverter rated 500-600W or smaller. For a grid-tie inverter system, however, they use a 200W inverter with a 200W solar panel. A smaller … Read more
