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You are going to find out that heating things with electricity takes a lot
of it. That is why gas is used on boats, mobile homes, etc for things that heat. And why most people run their gensets when using appliances. AC's use a lot of power too but you might get away with it. Consider this, a 1200 watt electric heater is drawing 10 amps at 120 volts. Drop the voltage down to 24 volts and now you need 50 amps. I will not tell you it is impossible but you will need a lot of batteries. "misia" wrote in message ail.from.there... On my new boat I will have a powerfull 24VDC battery bank charged by a diesel generator and auxiliary sources. I did a bit of search but couldn't find much- are there any 24 VDC appliances such as cooker/oven, fridge, AC and water heater you could recommend? I know I can run standard items through power inverter but I would prefer not to do it for the sake of reliability/efficiency/cost. I want to go totally electric (no gas) Regards Mi |
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