apratt wrote:You mean that you actually have trailer cop going around campgrounds and checking to see if your trailer was wired by electriction!!!!!!!!
Miriam C. wrote:Heikki
How much does a really large inverter cost. More than an electrician I bet.
going 230(240) from a battery is going to be really hard on batteries. Can you make your needs all 12 vdc and take a battery charger with a power cord? That would be easier.
You should also be able to use portable power stations like Mike S did. They have breakers and GFCI's built in.
apratt wrote:How about just go with 12 volts and for the electrical items just use an extension cord. Would that work?
Oh do you have to have the Electriction inspect the extension cord??
rasp wrote:could you do the install yourself and pay a licensed electrician to inspect it?
kind of like an apprentice who does work though not licensed and the guy with the license sits round dirnks coffee then checks out the work.
Classic Finn Posted: Thu May 03, 2007 2:06 pm Post subject:
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Miriam C. wrote:
Heikki
How much does a really large inverter cost. More than an electrician I bet.
going 230(240) from a battery is going to be really hard on batteries. Can you make your needs all 12 vdc and take a battery charger with a power cord? That would be easier.
You should also be able to use portable power stations like Mike S did. They have breakers and GFCI's built in.
Good evening Miriam
Here is an example of what I can get...
Inventteri tuoteperheen 500W versio 600W max. Muuttaa vaivattomasti autosähkön 12vdc - 230vac. Sopii mainiosti autossa esim. tietokoneelle ja näytölle. 3 x europistoke Kullatut liitännät. Mitat: 200x75x40 mm.
Hinta: €150.00
500w version to 600W max.. 12vdc to 230vac good for auto and..etc.
computer and screen. 3 x Euro Socket Gold plated connectors measurements 200 x 75 x 40mm
Price 150 Euro
The price vary from 150 to 350 Euro .. I can get a 1700w one for 350 euro.
Classic Finn
PaulC wrote:I've used the kiss principle with both builds. 12volt only and if I need mains I have a 1000w inverter or my 600w generator.
Cheers
Paul
Pat Hopkins wrote:Classic Finn Posted: Thu May 03, 2007 2:06 pm Post subject:
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Miriam C. wrote:
Heikki
How much does a really large inverter cost. More than an electrician I bet.
going 230(240) from a battery is going to be really hard on batteries. Can you make your needs all 12 vdc and take a battery charger with a power cord? That would be easier.
You should also be able to use portable power stations like Mike S did. They have breakers and GFCI's built in.
Good evening Miriam
Here is an example of what I can get...
Inventteri tuoteperheen 500W versio 600W max. Muuttaa vaivattomasti autosähkön 12vdc - 230vac. Sopii mainiosti autossa esim. tietokoneelle ja näytölle. 3 x europistoke Kullatut liitännät. Mitat: 200x75x40 mm.
Hinta: €150.00
500w version to 600W max.. 12vdc to 230vac good for auto and..etc.
computer and screen. 3 x Euro Socket Gold plated connectors measurements 200 x 75 x 40mm
Price 150 Euro
The price vary from 150 to 350 Euro .. I can get a 1700w one for 350 euro.
Classic Finn
Heikki;
A hair dryer on an inverter will suck the life out of the battery in short order.
If you need to run large wattage appliances on and inverter keep them small wattage. Even at EU 240 50hz with a hair dryer ( 1400 plus watts) will be almost 7 amps at 240 Volt AC, that would relate to 117 amps at 12 volts DC ( assuming 100% efficency inverter and wiring ). That was what ( watts ) Miriam was talking about earlier in the post.
Any large wattage appliances you use will.
You might save the dryer and use more towels .
Yor doing a great job on your Tear Heikki!
Pat
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