installing inverter 2012 freightliner cascadia

will be using a normal drip coffee maker, I can see an induction needing a pure sine since they are a bit more complex. Maybe I will ask a couple people which brands of microwaves they use.

 

has anyone tried the cheap walmart ones like sunbeam? I know I can pick one up when I go with the family for our week shopping trip today. I will take a look at the Mr coffee pots, sounds like those can be handled with a 1500 easy if they only draw 850.

 

I ended up spending a little more, found a 1500/3000 that was on sale for $130 down from $190 and got a 6ft 2awg wire set, only issue now is that I have to go get a ground cable tomorrow since the set came with the neg and pos but the inverter has a ground wingnut on the back also. Also found a small coffeepot that uses 650 watts and got a 700 watt microwave so we will see how it all goes. I know getting the 6ft cable set will limit where I can install but I will try to find a spot behind the drivers seat.

 

will check that out tomorrow too, guessing that means I will need to splice into the cable? if its similar to a fuse block I used on a stereo system in the past then that wont be an issue, how many amps does it need to be?

edit found my answer, looks like a 300amp inline fuse would be best for mine

 

ahh figured 300, I just need to go by the 1500 and not the peak of 3000?