is this a pure sine inverter
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No it is a modified wave inverter. You may experience problems or may not. I am not an expert. I plan on powering my APC/UPS 750 backup supply with this inverter to run my computers. My backup is a pure sine wave inverter/power surge protector. I have used modified wave inverters for appliances and had no problems. Most experts do recommend pure sine wave for computers,TVs,etc. but I am not an expert. I do know pure sine wave inverters cost much more. Andy
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we bought that kit the inverterwas too small for what we needed to do we bought the 6000 it does a great job we are running for 100 watt solar panel 6 /6 volt batterywe run it from 12 o'clock in the afternoon 2 ,1 o'clock in the morning then we lost power we are living in a 40 foot trailer we plan on adding a 900 wind generator and 6 more batteries that should do the trick but the 1500 watt inverter just wasn't enough hope this was help
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it is a pure sine inverter. The Flicker is caused by the deadtime at the zero crossing, adding a small resistive 100 watt load smooth's the output to where the flicker goes away.
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Hi Roxann please note all solar inverters central or MIcro are pure sign wave inverters these are not to be confused with power inverters used to run appliances or such those do come in both standards you speak of
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Yep...that is correct. It really doesn't draw any current under no-load. There are no noises, nothing...just the red LED lights for voltage or watts. I have used several different inverters and this one is my absolute favorite...it is a beast and built extremely well. No worries...it is a safe buy. Have had mine running continuously for about 7 months now.
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The only way to get a pure sine wave is to have a generator or plug into your house
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You can use this if your solar inverter has a pure sine wave, if it doesnt the energy you are measuring wont give you an exactly number. You can search in you tube the diference of pure sine wave and modified sine wave ti see why is the difference.If the accuracy is not important this meter its fine.
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Glad to help! The charge controller is Go Power's GP-PWM-30 30 Amp pulse width modulated digital unit. The inverter is Go Power's GP-SW3000-12 3000 Watt 12 Volt Pure Sine Wave Inverter.Regards,Lisa, forExplore Electric
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No. You want a Grid Tie Inverter, search for that keyword. This only converts DC to PURE SINE A/C current. Pure Sine is the ONLY way to power sensitive electrnics like microwaves, TV, computer, etc.. Pretty much everything made with technology developed after the 70's. A/C motors can run on modified but they run cleaner and cooler on Pure Sine. Pure Sine is what you get from the mains. Modified sine is 1970's tech and good for things from that era, unless you like to buy whatever you plug in again and again and again and simply LOVE the sound of a constant buzz from whatever your using. IMO, Pure Sine or don't bother. But you want Grid Tie Plug and Play. I have them and they last and work well as long as the power is on, this one however is for when the power is OFF and you have batteries but need to run A/C appliances.
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It takes 12 volt DC input and turns it into pure sine wave 115 volt AC. It only works between 10.5 and 14 volts input.
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Are you using an inverter, I had the same problem, it will only heat when using a pure sine inverter
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I'm in a Motorhome using an inverter, now mine is a pure sine wave model so it's clean AC and have had no issues. If your Inver doesn't produce a clean AC you might damage the control
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You will need an invertor and a charge controller and make sure it is a pure sine wave inverter even if it's a cheap version just make sure it says pure sine wave.
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I used a Xantrex brand 1000W modified sine wave unit and it works just fine. I used #2 battery cables about 3ft long each that I custom made between the battery and the inverter. I got #2 welding cable from a local hardware supply store and the cable lugs from an electrical wholesale supply house. I used solder paste on the wire and using a propane torch and plumbing solder I soldered the copper cable into the cable lugs. I also installed a 100A fuse on the 12V side for safety. For the battery I used a Trojan 27TMX deep cycle battery. I you need photos of my setup I can send you them.
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It delivers true sine current in 115, 230 volts at 50 amps. Hope that helps!
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I have this since Jan 2012 and I work fixing UPS, I have all the equipment to test how pure the sine wave is and let me tell you! I have put on my fluke dual input at the same time utility and this and I would say the output of this UPS is actually more clean then the actual utility I would take pictures if anyone wants too see both in comparison.
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If you use a modified sine inverter with an led tv you will not like your picture. You should use a pure sine. Also your tv will last longer on a pure sine.Joe
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No its a modified sine wave. Do not purchase this inverter it has a 50 cycle 120v output. It will not work for many North American rated devices. The stated specifications are incorrect.