Posted by John T on January 20, 2017 at 05:35:51 from (108.108.210.68):
In Reply to: Duracell 6 volt warning posted by cityslicker88 on January 20, 2017 at 05:11:05:
IFFFFFFFFFFFF the warning means its not recommended for powering a DC to AC INVERTER ???????????????
My best guess not having any battery spec sheets or details whatsoever would be an auto STARTING BATTERY (IF that's what it is ??) isn't what's often used to power up Inverter loads, but instead its often a DEEP CYCLE battery used for such purposes.
For marine use like running perhaps a boat trolling motor long periods or in my RV (which has a 2 KW Pure Sine Wave Inverter)a Deep Cycle is preferred versus an auto starting battery.
IFFFFFFFFFFFFFF thats NOT what the warning is for, I would have to look at specs and details to provide a better answer
All the Inverters I use are for 12 volts so I have no experience with a 6 volt DC to 120 VAC unit
So if "Inverted Use" means used to power an Inverter the above is my best shot absent battery specs or details but if NOT ignore the above until I get more info
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