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Old 01-02-2018, 12:03 AM
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You might get current spikes if you switch everything on at once. If you're operating near the fuse's threshold, best to power on items one at a time.

Also, be wary that some cheap inverters do not always output clean sine waves, and some electronics do not take kindly to it. Unfortunately, the best way to determine the quality of the AC output is an oscilloscope, which is not something most have readily available. Perhaps someone has done the work on this issue for your brand on the internet.
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