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Originally Posted by SummitPond
Unless I'm interpreting this all wrong ... your current numbers almost balance, and maybe even do counting for efficiency issues. Remember current time voltage is (essentially) a constant, and the "essentially" is in there to accommodate efficiency issues. So:
8A X 12V = 96W
96W / 120V = 0.8A
Of that 0.8A, roughly 0.25A is inverter use/loss (as you stated 2.5A @ 12V) which leaves you about 0.55A which is close to your stated 0.5A value.
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That makes sense. I was forgetting that 12v amps isn’t the same as 110 amps. Thanks
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