Janice You are amazing. Thank you so much for sharing your technical knowledge in a way of that makes sense to non technical people. In my research on solar I have been confused about when you need an inverter. Do you use one? Do you need one? Thank you in advance !!
Great work, Captain. Truly Great.
I second what Claudia said, "...sharing your technical knowledge in a way of that makes sense to non technical people." Thanks!
Hi Claudia. For your purposes an inverter will be required. Basically the inverter changes 12-volt battery power into standard household current. The least expensive type does not play well (work properly) with any item using digital controls.
Watts count too. Although I have 1200 watts I would suggest you opt for larger. 2000 watts, continuous would be fine for most. I will write more about this later. This reply is the condensed version.
It has been great hearing from you again. Your CCM-L friend, J.
That was kind of you to say. I do love comments. They keep me motivated. J.