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If you have an iPhone try this:How much time could a Nicky Clarke 2000 watt hair dryer run on a 2000 watt pure sine inverter with 2x110 amp batteries please. Cheers
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A stopwatch is not what you need. You need to be able to watch the voltage drop across your batteries....... if it drops below 12.4volts your are killing them...... do this to many times and they will be stuffed.I will have to get the stop watch out and time her hair dryer use indoors first as have no idea what length of time women use a hair dryer for. I know it warms the bedroom up after its been used. If I set a limit of 10 minutes maximum I should be safe then . Cheers
Then you need to put 30 ah back in, if you are not driving that day you need some decent solar.I will have to get the stop watch out and time her hair dryer use indoors first as have no idea what length of time women use a hair dryer for. I know it warms the bedroom up after its been used. If I set a limit of 10 minutes maximum I should be safe then . Cheers
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How much time could a Nicky Clarke 2000 watt hair dryer run on a 2000 watt pure sine inverter with 2x110 amp batteries please. Cheers
I have 3 x 110 batteries, 200watts of solar, 1800w pure sine wave ( you will need this for coffee maker ) and a B2B charger. I can go for weeks/months without EHU, but do use EHU when it's in the price of a site.
I draw on average per day 25amps and 95% of my time is off EHU. In Spain on a good day I can have fully charged batteries by 14:00hrs using a good MPPT solar controller. In France and UK I cannot replace the amps taken out via solar because of the lack of full sun. This is were the B2B comes into use. I can have fully charged batteries after 30/40 minutes of engine running. Now the coffee maker will draw loads of amps from your batteries and the hair dryer will be the same. I can use a coffee maker, but chose to use a simple cafetiere, which works for us.
You are going to the best man to advise and I'm sure Eddie will sort out your requirements.
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I think you are asking the wrong question. I suggest a trial to find out how long the hair drier is going to be used at a time, five or ten minutes? There are many variables of course, including amount of hair and the ambient temperature but from this it should be possible to estimate how much the batteries are going to be depleted and then whether your solar installation is big enough to replenish the batteries before the next time it is needed. Taking into account other loads as well of course.How much time could a Nicky Clarke 2000 watt hair dryer run on a 2000 watt pure sine inverter with 2x110 amp batteries please. Cheers