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> OT inverting power from 24 volts (help, please!), (2 batteries in my wheelchair)
Korijo
post Dec 6 2004, 01:21 PM
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I want to invert some power from my wheelchair. It has 2 12v batteries. It already converts 110v to charge them.

Here's what I want to do...

1) Power my video camera/charge the camera battery.

2) Run my electric lawn mower. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/wink.gif)

3) anything that needs 110v... (IMG:style_emoticons/default/idea.gif)


Anyone know what I need ? I dont know where to begin...
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TonyAKAVW
post Dec 6 2004, 07:23 PM
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Usually for the larger inverters (>400 watts maybe) they don't use connectors, rather you just wire the cables directly to the battery, they might ahve an internal fuse (best to have a second fuse unless you want to risk having that heated seat option).

The current draw will be very high on the 24 volts, so a connector unless specifically made for high current will likely melt.

Also remember when doing your calculations, that the inverters are not 100% efficient. Most are somewhere around 80% efficient.

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