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Re: (ET) inverter
Hmm - now I'm curious - I'll have to get out my meters, run mine, and
calculate the efficiency. I'll report back.
Oh yeah - as a side note to Redi-Line owners:
Last power outage mine wouldn't kick in. Found out there is a power
resistor in series with the input power to the control board that had
failed open. Soemthing to keep in mind if you get the same problem. Also
there is a small unused terminal that can be used to force the unit on
(bypasses the auto-load sense).
- SteveS
Michael S Briggs wrote:
They probably are cleaner - the efficiency though is what I'd be
concerned with (converting electrical energy to mechanical energy just
to convert it back to electrical energy in an AC voltage rather than DC
also just bugs me as being not very elegant :) ).
Hm, I should probably sit down and calculate how long a fully
charged pack could power our chest freezer and refrigerator... and maybe
an AC if necessary.... (losing power during a heat wave can really suck)