What is an 800 watt inverter?

An 800-watt inverter is a versatile device that transforms direct current (DC) from a battery into alternating current (AC). This AC power can then be used to run various appliances. The "800-watt" part signifies that this inverter can supply up to 800 watts of continuous AC power.

Can a 800 watt inverter run a computer?

An 800-watt inverter can power a diverse range of appliances, as long as their total power consumption doesn't exceed 800 watts. As you can see, an 800-watt inverter can comfortably run a computer, laptop, ceiling fan, electric blanket, fridge, and a small microwave.

How many amps does an 800 watt inverter draw?

Output AC load in Watts ÷ Battery volts. Therefore, if you're running your 800-watt inverter at full capacity, it will draw approximately 66.6 amps from a 12v battery and 33.3 amps from a 24v battery system. From a 12v battery: An 800-watt inverter will draw 66.6 amps when running at full capacity.

How many watts a battery should be connected to the inverter?

Battery MUST BE connected first 800 watt is continuous output power, peak power is 2400W Package included: Note: Different types of loads have different starting impulse currents. Customers need to select the appropriate inverter model according to the actual equipment power, current, and load characteristics.

What is a rated power inverter?

Rated Power – this refers to the maximum AC power that the inverter can produce and is usually included in an inverter’s model number. For example, SMA’s STP 15000TL inverter has a rated power of 15,000W or 15kW. Central Inverters – this type of inverter usually has a power rating that ranges from 100kW to a few megawatts.

How to choose an inverter?

Please know that load is divided into resistive load and inductive load .If you need the inverter to run the resistive load (like laptop, TV, electric cooker ), please choose the inverter with continuous power higher than the appliance's rated power. And it is best to use 80% of the rated power.