Hi Folks,
Am considering fitting a Waeco Invertor as on offer from Outdoorwarehouse, intent is to use this for charging camera and such like... do not intend using it for heavy duty applications (and my fridge freezer runs happliy from my dual battery system)... anyone here had any experience with them?
Regards,
Waeco Invertor
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Re: Waeco Invertor
i baught a 800 watt invertor from AutoZone last month -- tested in in the outreach - en it draws the DVD player, the Data Projector and the 800 watt sound system from a 12 volt, 102 AH battery - noooooooooooooo prpoblem.
cost?? R550 [and it comes with a guarantee ]
How much O W wants for the Waeco? what output does it give?
cost?? R550 [and it comes with a guarantee ]
How much O W wants for the Waeco? what output does it give?
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Re: Waeco Invertor
Ring automotive also makes good ones for about. 550 but as their friges are good the other stuf must also be 
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Re: Waeco Invertor
There is reasonable variety of Waeco invertors at OW; from 150W (R599), 350W (R750), 550W (R950) etc I think the full Waeco range is from 100w to 2000w.
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Re: Waeco Invertor
Sounds a bit steep ! But not bad qality shop around a bit me will go for a 1 kw never know when you need. To drill ect 
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Re: Waeco Invertor
I don't have specific knowledge of the WAECO inverters, but can confirm that for charging camera batteries and operating a laptop, you do not need more than 350W.
I have a cheapie which has been working well for a couple of years now. You should be able to get away with paying in the region of R1/W?
I have a cheapie which has been working well for a couple of years now. You should be able to get away with paying in the region of R1/W?
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