Inverters and Power Consumtion?

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A 12V deep cycle battery connected to a 300W inverter can support multiple appliances as long as their combined wattage does not exceed the inverter's capacity. For example, appliances consuming 100W and 150W can run simultaneously without issues, totaling 250W. However, if the combined wattage exceeds 300W, such as with a 150W and 200W appliance, a higher wattage inverter is necessary. The battery simply provides power to the appliances, so understanding the total wattage is crucial for safe operation. Proper inverter selection ensures efficient and safe use of multiple devices.
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Hi friends :)

I was wondering... I have a 12V deep cycle battery which I have connected to a 300W 12V DC-240V AC. Now if I were to plug multiple different appliances into it at the same time would I be right in saying that, for example, if I had an appliance that consumed 100W and another that consumed 150W they could run through this set up with no problems? and, say, if I had an appliance that consumed 150W and another that consumed 200W would I be right in saying I would need an inverter with higher wattage?
Or is there more to it than that?

thanks
Tina
 
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Nope, simple as that: you are correct in your understanding of how wattages add.
 
hello lovely girl

the battery is just supporting the appliance,so you only need an inverter above 300W 12V DC-240V AC,that the diffierent appliance can working in the same time .

hope my reply can help you
 
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