Many common household appliances, such as TVs, refrigerators, air conditioning units, and washing machines, typically have their power requirements listed.

No. This product is only suitable for a 12V battery bank.

Yes, most refrigerators require between 300 and 600 watts of power, but their surge wattage can spike to 2-3 times higher, especially when restarting. Even though this surge only lasts a few seconds, your inverter must be capable of handling it to ensure the refrigerator can restart. Therefore, a minimum of 2,000 watts is essential for operating a refrigerator.

1.Choosing the Right Power Output:

Inverters are rated by their wattage, which indicates the maximum load they can support simultaneously. For example, if you have a 500-watt refrigerator and an 800-watt air conditioner, the combined power requirement is 1,300 watts, necessitating an inverter with a capacity greater than 1,300W. In this case, a 2,000W or 3,000W inverter would meet your power needs.

2.Checking Your Battery Voltage:

The DC voltage rating of the inverter specifies the compatible battery bank. For example, a 12V battery bank requires an inverter that accepts a 12V DC input.

3.Evaluating Installation Space:

Consider the location where you plan to install the inverter. Ensure there is sufficient space for it, with enough clearance around it to allow for proper ventilation and to reduce fire risks.

No. The Power Queen 12V DC to 110V-120V AC inverter is only capable of converting DC power to AC power.