I agree with Michaelk, you'd better add another 100Ah battery at least.And charger your battery to 14.5-15V , and use the shortest cable between inverter and battery,in order to save the battery voltage lost on the cables.
I plan to order a Pure Sine Wave Power Inverter to run a mini refrigerator in our van (Avanti mini fridge, 20 years old) The fridge requires 698 watts starting power, then uses 188W for 1 minute, then 160w running power. We have 2 Robinson 65 series batteries, 650 amps each, starting power...
100Ah battery can not run full 3000W inverter , and once he plugs in a high power appliance,such as fridge, microwave oven,etc, his battery will fall down very fast..So please suggest him to add more pcs battery.
We have tried it on VOLTWORKS inverter,and it is successful to add another remote controller.We guess it's the same principle, so you can try it on your AIMS power inverter
which brand microwave you are using? I saw different brand microwave with different actual start power,even if their rated power is same 1000W. VOLTWORKS 2000w pure sine wave inverter is in DEAL now,I have much interesting on this one.
In general, users who purchase a 4000W inverter are looking to start high-power appliances such as electric saws, motors, etc. Therefore, the seller will suggest that you choose to equip them with a 400AH battery or bigger.
But if you only run lights or TV by the 4000w inverter, two 50AH...
I guess he said 700W microwave actual starting power is not 700W ,but 2 times higher,so 1500W inverter is good for you, and 2000W inverter is better for you
Samlex 2000W pure sine wave inverter is more than USD900 on amazon,too expensive for me. VOLTWORKS 2000W pure sine wave inverter only 30%, suitable for my requirements.And one my RV friend has owned this same VOLTWORKS inverter more than 2 years,works well.
1.Do I have to ground the inverter?
Yes, ground the inverter will be more safe
2. Is the inverter's output and input ground terminals fused/interconnected together?
Yes,they are always connected together
I have got a ground guide from VOLTWORKS inverter amazon store,the attached for your...
Usually,small inverter no load current is smaller than bigger inverter,for example,1000W pure sine wave inverter noload current is about 0.5A, but 2000W pure sine wave inverter no load current is about 1.5-2.5A.So if your appliance is small, you can change another 1000W pure sine wave inverter
Pull out the fuse with pliers. Look at the picture.
if the bridge in the fuse is broken,means the fuse burn,then please replace them with same size,and try again.
Do not take PCB out from the inverter,because it is hard to install PCB well again
In general, the fuse holder is soldered to the circuit board, and then the fuse is inserted on the holder. When we change the fuse, we only need to pull out the fuse without taking out the holder
It is said that the materials have increased a lot in the past two years, and the sea freight has also increased a lot. The prices of many commodities in our nearby supermarkets have increased. So I'm looking forward to the inverter promotion next week.
JHovel ,I understand what trouble you are meeting.
When the battery full charge to 14.4V, your battery goes to protection automatically and does output any DC .We suggest you to set your charger controller less than 14V , Do not trigger the battery protection system.
Will you use a DC fridge?
The better stop floating charge, or plug a high power electrical device to your inverter,such as fridge.Because its draw current is faster than the floating charger , the battery will not go to protection
For the 2000W inverter system, you can add a 20A-25A transfer switch.
Maybe you can install a 2000W pure sine wave inverter with 20A transfer,such as AIMS Power PWRIX200012SUL 2000 Watt Pure Sine Inverter with Transfer Switch 12 VDC to 120 VAC ETL Listed
I'm going to buy a 2000W pure sine wave inverter in Amazon, mainly for microwave oven, and refrigerator, not using them together. I read the reviews on amazon these days. Some said yes, some said no. Any one can tell me which brand you bought. I paid attention to Aims power, Giandel, Voltworks...
Obviously, when you use high-power appliance,such as your said 14500btu Furrion AC,the cables will be hot,because the current is high. When you use low-power appliances, the cables will not heat up. If you are worried, I suggest you change a pair of thicker cables
There is a BMS in Lifepo4 battery, for your 24V battery, once its voltage is more than 28V, the battery will be in protection and stop dc output, then the inverter will be in high voltage protection, now please disconnect your battery from charger or solar panel,the inverter will work...
My brother has a 24V GIANDEL 3000W pure sine wave inverter,and its fans are similar to your Microsolar inverter ,only works when really need them ,you can get more details on amazon.
Pure sine wave inverter is very useful for me, I use my printer with it on car.My inverter is VOLTWORKS 2000W Pure sine inverter.
Maybe you can tell us why you need a inverter,or which appliance will run by the inverter?