i meant the bettery mush be 80AH or 225 AH which one is better for useing 250W for 8 hours
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The one we got was the 500 Watt inverter. We don't have information on the 900 Watt one. So sorry.
907901
I have a 4000 watt and a 3000 watt im running four kinetics so I say do for or buy a 2400 kinetic
1536122
Depends on how much temp change you need. If your ambient room temp is in the high 60's or low 70's and you're looking to get closer to 80*, a 50 or 75 watt will work in a 30g. If you need more temp increase than that, or just want a more efficient heater, I'd look at a 100W.
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Go for the 90 watt version. The 60 watt version gets a little warmer than I would like an adaptor to get.
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This is a rough guess but, 6x35ah is 210 total Ah, and if you have 100w panel/ 12v it's about ~8 amp max. But I find mine realistically charges about 5 amp hrs per hr. So 210ah/5amp is 42hrs of charge time. so you prob have 7-9 hrs in day of good charge, so 42/~8 is at minimal 4 panels... I live in midwest and have less sunlight per day. But I think 4 is about minimal. I work more with electrical consumption than I do with battery charging so someone else might have better charging math, but I am familiar with electrical systems. Hope this helps and sorry for all the math, just wanted to back my answer. Good luck. This is a rough guess but, 6x35ah is 210 total Ah, and if you have 100w panel/ 12v it's about ~8 amp max. But I find mine realistically charges about 5 amp hrs per hr. So 210ah/5amp is 42hrs of charge time. so you prob have 7-9 hrs in day of good charge, so 42/~8 is at minimal 4 panels... I live in midwest and have less sunlight per day. But I think 4 is about minimal. I work more with electrical consumption than I do with battery charging so someone else might have better charging math, but I am familiar with electrical systems. Hope this helps and sorry for all the math, just wanted to... » Read More This is a rough guess but, 6x35ah is 210 total Ah, and if you have 100w panel/ 12v it's about ~8 amp max. But I find mine realistically charges about 5 amp hrs per hr. So 210ah/5amp is 42hrs of charge time. so you prob have 7-9 hrs in day of good charge, so 42/~8 is at minimal 4 panels... I live in midwest and have less sunlight per day. But I think 4 is about minimal. I work more with electrical consumption than I do with battery charging so someone else might have better charging math, but I am familiar with electrical systems. Hope this helps and sorry for all the math, just wanted to back my answer. Good luck. « Show Less
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Youd be better off goin with a walmart ($70.00 marine bat), has quick charge capabilities, also even faster discharge capability. Coffee makers and grills, require high discharge draw. Also, if your only using the inverter once or twice a day, the one marine bat may be sufficient, for small one time uses per day. The 35ah bat is small (round size of lawnmower bat), I do not recommend for your application, however, they would be good for, "more of a long term, gradual recharge", type of power source such as, gate openers(used 1-3 times daily), low voltage outdoor lighting, or simple nitelights around the house. Remember, who won the race, the rabbit or the turtle?
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Any 750watt and above that's Atleast bronze 80+ will be great for this really.
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Much more efficient than HPS, even to run two of these units to replace one 600W HPS only uses about 340W.Plus think about the energy costs you will save on cooling and ventilation, HPS is HOT, LEDs are at their worst warm.
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800 mah will work in place of 600 mah, as long as the physical batter size and shape is the same. It has 1/3 more capacity, which will not hurt anything and is usually better.
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Depends on use. Lights and Ceiling fans, 250w is fine. If you have a Electric ceiling heater That requires more watts, then the 600w I would use. Hope this helps.
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no the amp draw is almost the same I don't know about 8 hours, hope you also have a battery tender to bring it back to full life overnight.
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power draw is 4 amps @ 12 volts. So if you have an 80 amp-hr battery you'll get 20 hours.
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You should be ok running the polisher with this. This is a pure sine wave converter so it will be better for the tool anyway (versus those el cheapo converter).That said, I would NOT try to run it long with the 400W. It'd be better with 800W unit. Both this unit and the polisher has the overload protection so if forsome reason the load is exceeded either (or both) will shut off. Keep an eye on the Wagan to make sure it's not getting too hot. I'd run it for 30mins or so then wait rather than running for like 2 hours with 4.5A load.
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Easily! This battery is great for your system and I use it with 2 2400w amps at 1 ohm and it works great. If that's all your running you could use a smaller battery like the 800 and you'll be fine
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I would have to say, yes. The 800 is very nice but you get more sound with the 1000. Being 100watt over 80 watt gives you more power and 10 inch over 8 inch has more thump. The 1000 is more powerful all around. Smart buy over 800.
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The bulbs are just the attracting light but the 40w and 80w refer to the power of the bug killing grid. The 40 watt unit will bbq a moth for about 12 seconds but the same moth will be done in about 3 seconds on the 80 watt unit. Also, if you have a lot of bugs at the same time on the killing grid, the larger unit does a better job.
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I agree with Paul depending on how much reserve battery power you have will dictate how long you can pull 800W. For better service I advise to use bigger wire to connect to battery and shortes length possible, 4 awg or 2 awg if need to be longer wire with ring termals. Unless you have a big battery bank reserve best to keep plenty of 12V power to batteries. There is a formula to calculate the load online