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Someone that knows the answer as a fact please tell me what wattage I can pull from this outlet.
It depends on what type of load it is you are trying to run.
power takeoff was 400 watts. So .4kW. 2kW should mean the ability to plug in something with a max 20000w draw and run it. I do understand efficiencies and load times. This would say it's 80% efficient which isn't absurd.
Are you sure about that? That's not in the owner's manual (400W is). Where do you get your information?
I know what's in the manual but if you look at the plug outlet in the picture it specifically says 2kw which is why I asked if anyone knows for a fact. So far zero people have.
look at the photo
We are telling you, you just don't want to believe the Grenadier's AC outlet is rated for 400W and not 2000W. I guess I don't know what the picture is.
The question is, why does the AC outlet plug cover in his Grenadier say 0.2 kW max and 0.4 kW max. The picture he took is from the outlet in the cargo area I believe, why does the cover give 2 max numbers?
A typo, I guess: 2kW is 2000 Watts not 20000 Watts.
If you don’t know what the picture is and all you’re doing is saying what the manual says then you aren’t telling g me anything from a position of first hand knowledge which was why I came here and specifically asked for that in the original post. I know what the manual says and if again, I took a photo of the plug itself that is clearly labeled otherwise. In big bold it says 120/20A. That’s 2400watts. The manual mentions 400w (that’s labeled on the socket as well) which leaves 2000w (which is also labeled on the socket).
I am used to figuring stuff out myself. Sorry for being so self sufficient. It has served me well in the wilds of Tasmania
I mean, I asked a specific question and you knew you didn’t know the answer but here we are going circles for nothing. Welcome to the internet I guess. You don’t have the option and are giving me advice about documentation that doesn’t exists. Let’s just wait for someone that knows the answer to respond instead. This isn’t self sufficiency.I am used to figuring stuff out myself. Sorry for being so self sufficient. It has served me well in the wilds of Tasmania
Post a pic of the inverter; the Australian Grenadier isn't lucky enough to have one , nor a subwoofer.
The photo is of the panel with the socket. That’s all that’s labeled on it.
