My portable is wired for two 15 amp circuits so have not performed the test you asked about. Will look forward to seeing your results when you post them later.
Adjust the AC input of the multiplus to say 10A (assuming a 15A circuit). out of the box it will draw 30A or moreUsing one 48v battery today the multiplus easily started my AC unit and ran for a little while. I started charging off of shore power and plugged the air conditioner back in again. Tripped the overload. Right now my generator is putting 1500 watts into the multiplus and as soon as I try to turn the AC on it trips the overload. Maybe I just need to add the extra battery, but I sure wasn't expecting to see overload this fast.
I appreciate that, but I've done it. Out of the box it was 50. I have it sitting at 14.Adjust the AC input of the multiplus to say 10A (assuming a 15A circuit). out of the box it will draw 30A or more
I have a 4500 W generator with a 30 amp cord. I'm just keeping it at 14amps because I just wired in a 10 gauge extension cord to charge with.14A is too much if your input is a generator delivering 1500W
Using one 48v battery today the multiplus easily started my AC unit and ran for a little while.
What was the price of that 12v diy box?Well the portable power station has a "little brother". Not currently mobile but with some wiring and support changes could be taken on the road.
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