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    Tried to plug my furnace into my solar.

    cuz the gen is sending ADEQUATE AC to the furnace but YOUR SOLAR HARDWARE ISN'T
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    Tried to plug my furnace into my solar.

    only VERY OLD cars use (6V DC or) 12v DC except perhaps for charging. all modern cars use ALTERNATORS that provide ALTERNATING CURRENT
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    Tried to plug my furnace into my solar.

    bottom line is U will need a STABLE + sufficient pwr supply (from wherever) to keep the gas valve ready for action, otherwise it shuts down
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    Tried to plug my furnace into my solar.

    ok but what kinda juice is that providing
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    Tried to plug my furnace into my solar.

    and even IF the GV opened and somehow let the ignitor 'think about' firing it, there likely isnt enuf juice 4 that 2 happen and IF THAT FIRING ATTEMPT wasnt already nixed by other safeguards built into the hardware. i hope you are well insured and ready to come to an explosive conclusion...
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    Tried to plug my furnace into my solar.

    NO WAY 12v will make the gas valve work for starters (regardless of when the t'stat calls for heat and that isnt likely 12v either)
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    GSL/Deye hybrid inverter.

    i disagree, most breakers dont shut down until the ckt goes AT LEAST about 20% over the rating and YOU AND YOUR WIRING + HARDWARE ARE SAFER USING LESS THAN MORE amperage - it's usually a few $ cheaper too. ideally a 50 amp slow-blow brkr is yer best bet and safer than any higher-rated one will...
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