i have a 220volts ,1600 watts ductless a/c unit can it run my unit for 9 hours with out any issue from an 5000 watt 120 inverter
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I would recommend researching the power converting to ensure it meets your needs. I would not want to answer incorrectly and mislead you since I am not a technical expert on the converter. I had purchased it to use for a China trip. If I don't sell it, I will most likely keep it for upcoming travel. The reviews I have read have all mentioned it being a great converter in many different countries.
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it should as a 5 amp 120volt vacuum pulls 600 watts. the start up might trip the breaker on the inverter though.
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I'd say no problem. We run our 600 watt microwave with it. Just have plenty of battery to power the inverter.
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Absolutely. I use this for a large 420W stereo and a vacuum cleaner. Gets pretty warm using both for 30+ minutes but never shuts off. Great small inverter for the money.
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It depends on the a/c unit. Remember the start up power of the unit is going to be considerably higher than the wattage that the a/c states that it uses. Generally, 1600w is rather small for this use. I hope you have really good batteries for power source. A/C will drain then fast
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No. That air pump draws 1.45 amps, or 120v x 1.45a = 175 watts. This inverter would go into overload protection mode and shut down.
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My initial reaction is no. This kit comes with a 110 volt inverter(can be set to 115 or 120) and would need and external step up transformer to run 220 volt motors. From my experience this inverter would not run a clothes dryer or a 10,000 BTU window air conditioner. It does run my energy efficient refrigerator 24/7 and has been doing that for 1 1/2 years now. I have the 3000 watt Cotek inverter to run all my large motor driven appliances.
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yes you can. its for 110 and 220 volts 5000 watts. ac units depending on size runs around 1500 watts
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Rajesh,The run time depends on the size of your battery not the inverter.Joe
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My answer would be no, mostly because your appliance is very high wattage. I am using mine with a 600 W food processor. It is recommended that you use an inverter that has atleast twice the wattage than your appliance. You will either end up burning the appliance or the inverter and you will also be using a lot of electricity to make a cup of coffee. Now you could use a step down voltage regulator with 2000 W rating but no guarantees. Look at the forum here, that might help: http://forum.singaporeexpats.com/viewtopic.php?p=463525
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The answer will depend on the size of the AC. You need to know the number of amps that the AC draws.
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I have connected two 150 w 12 volt panels in parallel with this inverter and hooked to freeze . During day time from 9 am to 4 pm my freeze is almost run on inverter . Please note that during day time power generated by inverter should be fully utilized by connecting some home appliance .if your country permit net metering then this type inverter is more useful and maximum solar power generated can be feed to utility company.
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The practice answer is No. I say that only because the unit could run a 15 amp appliance for about 10 to 15 mins and then it would be out of power. We make the OG 215 that comes with (4) 300 watt solar panels that would allow you to run up to 30 amps of power during the day but would restrict you during the night hours to 100 amp hours. That unit cost $2,500. Thanks for the question, Don
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the wagan 10000 should be ran with more than one battery as it will draw hard and wear your battery out a lot sooner i would suggest a 2500 orat the most a5000 watt. the big ? is how many watts is the a/c unit?then get an inverter a little bigger than that so you wont over work your inverter. i am running 18 6volt batteries with mine. theyrun down about every 4 to 6 days. i hope this helps you out. p.s. stay away from aims inverters they do not put out what they say. wagan is your best bet for the price.
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Depends on the size of your battery string. I have four deep cycle batteries and it would run it for a bit. When running the inverter I have plenty of power to run most everything. Including 120 and 12 volt loads.
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Hi How are you today , THE ANSWER IS YES , YOU CAN RUN A 120 VOLTS AIR COND. VERY WELL . Good luck
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I am using this exact 3000w inverter to run a full size refrigerator and a full size chest style freezer. I have it connected to 6 batteries and 2 - 100w solar panels. it works GREAT during the day - at night I give it an added boost of a 2 amp trickle charger that I have put on a timer to come on at 9PM and off at 6AM its been running this way since Jan 5 2014