Power 1200w devices on a 600w inverter???
Their marketing has me confused but intrigued. Every review and test I’ve seen shows you cannot exceed the designed load of an inverter, sometimes you can’t even approach the max rated continuous load. If you have a PS inverter rated for 1500w continuous...good luck running and sustaining that load for an extended time.
This new EcoFlow R600 marketing says otherwise. Help me understand what’s going on here. If they are “de-rating” the load by under driving it, aren’t you only getting what you put out? Getting a 1200w load to run at 600w is ....600w, right? Won’t you also potentially damage the device by under driving it?
Otherwise, if this inverter technology exists... where can I buy a stand-alone inverter like it. ??
see: https://r600.ecoflow.com/
Their marketing has me confused but intrigued. Every review and test I’ve seen shows you cannot exceed the designed load of an inverter, sometimes you can’t even approach the max rated continuous load. If you have a PS inverter rated for 1500w continuous...good luck running and sustaining that load for an extended time.
This new EcoFlow R600 marketing says otherwise. Help me understand what’s going on here. If they are “de-rating” the load by under driving it, aren’t you only getting what you put out? Getting a 1200w load to run at 600w is ....600w, right? Won’t you also potentially damage the device by under driving it?
Otherwise, if this inverter technology exists... where can I buy a stand-alone inverter like it. ??
see: https://r600.ecoflow.com/
