03-23-2023, 06:15 AM
To add to what Richard said.
The headhunter pump is rated at 9 Amps AC.
Typical Microwave is 13 amps.
Typical Refrigerator is 6 amps.
Typical LCD TV would be around 1 amp.
Also…The 3900 watt (32 amps) specification for your inverter was the SURGE value. Steady state is 2300 Watts (19 amps).
So…running the microwave and fridge at the same time is iffy….and like Richard said…the headhunter and the microwave are not gonna work together.
I like Jack’s idea of replacing appliances with more energy efficient versions if you are gonna be running off batteries. Using the 12V water pump is a start. Increasing the inverted power is also a solution. I guess that is why some of the newer coaches have two inverters.
The headhunter pump is rated at 9 Amps AC.
Typical Microwave is 13 amps.
Typical Refrigerator is 6 amps.
Typical LCD TV would be around 1 amp.
Also…The 3900 watt (32 amps) specification for your inverter was the SURGE value. Steady state is 2300 Watts (19 amps).
So…running the microwave and fridge at the same time is iffy….and like Richard said…the headhunter and the microwave are not gonna work together.
I like Jack’s idea of replacing appliances with more energy efficient versions if you are gonna be running off batteries. Using the 12V water pump is a start. Increasing the inverted power is also a solution. I guess that is why some of the newer coaches have two inverters.
Bill Johnson
Birmingham, Alabama