On 28 Oct 2006, at 10:50, Roger Millin wrote:
> It's probable that he needs one with a pure sine-wave output as the
> electronics on modern w/machines can be sensitive to to a 'dirty' sine-
> wave output. If you could get hold of an oscilloscope and display the
> output of the genny you'd probably be surprised how little like a pure
> sine wave it was.
>
I know of at least one case where an electronic washing machine
couldn't cope with the output from a Victron Phoenix Multi
inverter/charger, despite the fact that it is supposed to be pure sine
wave. That's why we were careful to buy a machine with a simple rotary
knob type programmer.
ATB
Bruce
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