Coffee maker on 1500 watt inverter, will the inverter handle it?

pretty vague is an understatement

Umm... What kind of coffee maker? Inverter? what kind of truck? Is the inverter wired correctly?

Edit: Do you have an APU?

 

Idle the truck when making coffee...That might work for you.

 

Ya, I have to idle my Truck when running my microwave when heating water for my coffee.

 

We used a 2500 watt continuous with about a 3500 surge with a 10 dollar 1000 watt Mr Coffee Pot. No problems.

 

A 1500 is pretty weak for a coffee pot. The heater element in the pot draws a lot of juice.

 

I have a 1500W inverter in my truck. It powers my microwave (700w), my Keurig (1500w initial start, 700w brew), and George Forman compact grill (760w) with no problems. But I also have an APU so it kicks in when needed. I also don't have a lot of 12v stuff plugged in and I have my laptop charger in the inverter when I'm using it with one of the above.

Hence why I was asking questions...

 

Someone once mentioned. YOu need to know the wattage the appliance runs. Then double that for the invertor.

Gotta remember there's always a power surge when first kicked on. 1500 might not be enough for that power surge to kickstart that puppy.

There's also the dillema that some appliances won't run on dirty power and you'll need a digital sinewave invertor to solve the dirty power problem.

 

How old is the inverter? They tend to get weak after a while, a year and a half or so. Maybe that's just the cheap ones.

Batteries ok?

 

A good quality one will last decades. I got a 2500 watt out of an ambulance in a junk yard 15 years ago and its still running strong.