I searched the forum and didnt find much on this subject so am curious to know if anyone uses/has used a power inverter instead of a generator during a power outage etc.
This is a review of a 2000watt continuous power inverter... from HF $170
" turned on my a/c 6,000 btu unit,Internet router and my big 54 samsung tv in that pass huracan Matthew... I just let my car run and put the cables straight to the battery... work 100%"
another review
"Had an ice storm and needed power. Hooked the inverter up to my diesel truck. I was able to run the furncae, refrigerator, freezer and some lights all at the same time until the power was restored. Handled the loads easily"
I have a gasoline generator and was thinking about upgrading it..but for $150 with a coupon this seems like a viable option for a backup generator.
As a rule i dont like anything harbor freight with wires involved...so am interested to know if there are 'better options'
This is a review of a 2000watt continuous power inverter... from HF $170
" turned on my a/c 6,000 btu unit,Internet router and my big 54 samsung tv in that pass huracan Matthew... I just let my car run and put the cables straight to the battery... work 100%"
another review
"Had an ice storm and needed power. Hooked the inverter up to my diesel truck. I was able to run the furncae, refrigerator, freezer and some lights all at the same time until the power was restored. Handled the loads easily"
I have a gasoline generator and was thinking about upgrading it..but for $150 with a coupon this seems like a viable option for a backup generator.
As a rule i dont like anything harbor freight with wires involved...so am interested to know if there are 'better options'