Power invertor
08-11-2021, (Subject: Power invertor ) 
Post: #14
RE: Power invertor
The formula I use is Watts÷Output Volts×Input Volts=fuse size. So your typical 2500w inverter would be 2500/120×12=250 amps. Now that's if your using the correct wire size for the load. If your using say a wire that's .85 the proper gauge then you'd need a 300 amp fuse as the wire will need to carry more average to produce 2500w on the other end. So that 80A fuse will power a max output of
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Power invertor - Explosia - 07-22-2021,
RE: Power invertor - Rawze - 07-22-2021,
RE: Power invertor - JimT - 07-22-2021,
RE: Power invertor - Lead_sled - 07-24-2021,
RE: Power invertor - Yauchout - 07-24-2021,
RE: Power invertor - JimT - 07-24-2021,
RE: Power invertor - Waterloo - 07-25-2021,
RE: Power invertor - Explosia - 07-25-2021,
RE: Power invertor - LRT1549 - 08-07-2021,
RE: Power invertor - Rawze - 08-07-2021,
RE: Power invertor - LRT1549 - 08-07-2021,
RE: Power invertor - Explosia - 08-10-2021,
RE: Power invertor - Rawze - 08-10-2021,
RE: Power invertor - Nilao - 08-11-2021
RE: Power invertor - Rawze - 08-11-2021,
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