Digest for RE-wrenches at topica.com, issue 1071 [RE-wrenches]

[Steve Willey, Backwoods Solar]

Its certainly possible to run all that on a 2000 watt or even 1800 watt true
sine (perhaps 2.5 prosine).  If there are problems with the washer and pump
trying to start  at the same time, it is possible to either add a relay to
cut off the washing machine when the pump is running, or swap to the
low-surge Staber or Frigidare horizontal axis type washers.

Steve Willey       steve at backwoodssolar.com
> Date: Sun, 23 Mar 2003 20:54:16 EST
> From: CVSOLAR at aol.com
> Subject: 2500 watt inverter and well pump
> I have a customer with an old Trace 2524 with fried FET's.  He is on a
> limited budget and needs to replace it.  He has a 1/3rd HP 120VAC
submersible
> well pump and washing machine.  I want to sell him a SW4024 but he wants
> cheaper.  Does anyone have experience with the Outback FX2000 in this
> application?  Any comments on the new Xantrex SW Plus 2524.  Or the
Prosine
> 2000 or 2500? We are leaning toward the DR3624 but he is mildly interested
in
> spending a little more on sine wave if he is sure it will handle his pump
and
> washer (Maytag top loader).
>
> John
> Central VT Solar & Wind

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