Questions & Answers
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Q: QuestionIs this a pure sine wave inverter?
Asked by Displayname.
- A:Answer According to the specifications listed in the manual it's modified sine wave
Answered by Mh770
Q: Questioncan i use this with 8 awg wire from my battery
Asked by joeblow20500.
- A:Answer Depending on the length of the cable and the wattage of the device, you can use 8 awg cables. This gauge is suitable for 2 feet at 2400W (peak) or 4 feet at 1200W (continuous).
Answered by Duracell Power

Q: QuestionCan this units run a small a small shop vac
Asked by Lateek.
- A:Answer The Duracell 1200W Inverter can support up to 1200 continuous watts. If the shop vac uses less than 1200 watts, it can support that device.
Answered by Duracell Power

Q: QuestionCan this power my tv in jayco trailer with 2 12 volt batteries
Asked by Rv.
- A:Answer The inverter can support 1200 watts of continuous power, and must be connected to a 12V system. Most tvs do not use 1200 watts, so it should meet your needs.
Answered by Duracell Power

Q: QuestionCan I use insta pot for cooking with car battery.
Asked by Rafiq.
- A:Answer No, for an Instant Pot you will want a current rating of 8-12 Amps depending on the model of your Instant Pot. This inverter is designed for 4 separate circuits at less than 2.1 Amps each. You cannot combine them to run higher powered appliances.
Answered by Jake
Q: QuestionCan this inverter run my Whirlpool frig (full load AMP 6.5) or a Kenmore chest freezer (AMPS 5.0) ?
Asked by Quentin.
- A:Answer No, the current rating for this inverter is only 2.1 Amps per circuit
Answered by jake
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