Recommended Size and Type of Power Inverter for Greystone 324-000106 Microwave Oven
Question:
Hi Im wondering if this microwave can be powered by a 1000w inverter. Does it require a pure sine unit or will a modified sine unit is enough? Thank you!
asked by: Quang N
Expert Reply:
Per the manufacturer, the # 324-000106 Greystone Built-In Microwave needs 1350 watts of input for operation, so you wold need a 1500 watt inverter. A microwave could be powered by either a pure or a modified sine wave inverter but the pure sine wave is what Greystone recommends for best performance and longest life. My research indicates that a modified sine wave inverter will lead to inconsistent performance and could cause the microwave to overheat. The # 34279950 from Go Power would be an excellent choice.
Products Referenced in This Question
Go Power Industrial Pure Sine Wave Inverter - GFCI - 1,500 Watt - 12V
- RV Inverters
- Pure Sine Wave Inverter
- Industrial Duty - Medium Loads
- 12V
- 1500 Watts
- Inverter Function Only
- Outlet
- Go Power
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Greystone Built-In RV Microwave - 900 Watts - 0.9 Cu Ft - Stainless Steel
- RV Microwaves
- Microwave
- Built-In Microwave
- 900 Watt Output
- 0.9 Cubic Feet
- 1350 Watt Input
- 19W x 13-1/2T x 14-1/4D Inch
- Stainless Steel
- Greystone
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