Hooking up an Inverter to a 110 Volt Breaker Panel

Posted by Mike Zaborski on August 07, 2009, 07:36:44 PM

Re: Hooking up an Inverter to a 110 Volt Breaker Panel (Reply #20)
Just a final report on my situation. I have located a "pure sine wave" inverter. It is an Eliminator brand sold by Canadian Tire in Canada for for $180 (on sale from $300). I called the company's 1-800 number and explained my situation and they said it should not be a problem to use it in my situation, that is plugged in to the house panel. I tried it and it now works.

Thanks to all for your advice and help!
 
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