Can you run a cheap £50 microwave through a 600 watt inverter plugged in to a 24v cigar socket without burning the motor down?
I would say no, and that the inverter would need to be capable of producing more power, continuous wattage than what the items you wish to power acually draw, i would say a inverter capable of a 1000 watts or higher output is what you will need, hard wired idealy with an anderson plug and inline fuse
As above ,you will need more than a 600watt inverter,with it being at it’s limit it will more than likely keep tripping the inverter …so 24volts and 600 watts is 25 amps…
hi m8 dont plug anything more than a 300watt inverter into 24v cigarette socket u burn the lot out u need a min 1000watt inverter and wire into batteries with 150 amp fuse in line.pretty easy to do when u get cables made up gd luck
Ok cheers, I’ll do it if I can be arsed. Gotta be better than paying £250 plus for a samsung roadmate.
Silver_Surfer:
Ok cheers, I’ll do it if I can be arsed. Gotta be better than paying £250 plus for a samsung roadmate.
You will spend more on inverters in the end .
youll get a 1200watt for 150 m8
youll get a 1200watt for 150 m8
youll get a 1200watt for 150 m8
youll get a 1200watt for 150 m8
youll get a 1200watt for 150 m8 
Apparently you can get a 1200 watt one for £150.
Does anyone know, how much a 1200watt inverter is likely to cost?
Forrestgrump:
Does anyone know, how much a 1200watt inverter is likely to cost?
At a guess I’d say about £150
Really! A 1200watt inverter for £150! Wow! Learn something new everyday.
These guys may be able to help;
ye sorry lads pressed a bit to much
rambo19:
These guys may be able to help;
Wouldn’t a 24 v be better.
stevejones:
ye sorry lads pressed a bit to much
That’s what she said…
fingermissing:
rambo19:
These guys may be able to help;Wouldn’t a 24 v be better.
Thats why I said ‘may be able to help’…