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I'm thinking of using an inverter for a food wormerwarmer (1700/2000W).

I'll be warming it up through the mains at first and then using the inverter for 30 min to 2 hours max.

Would be ok to run on a van battery (70 Ah)? Or will it flatten it very quickly?

I'm thinking of using an inverter for a food wormer (1700/2000W)

I'll be warming it up through the mains at first and then using the inverter for 30 min to 2 hours max.

Would be ok to run on a van battery (70 Ah)? Or will it flatten it very quickly?

I'm thinking of using an inverter for a food warmer (1700/2000W).

I'll be warming it up through the mains at first and then using the inverter for 30 min to 2 hours max.

Would be ok to run on a van battery (70 Ah)? Or will it flatten it very quickly?

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Can I use a van battery with an invertor to power a food warmer  ?

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Would be ok to run on a van battery (70ah70 Ah)  ? Or will it flatten it very quickly . Thank you Luca?

Can I use a van battery with an invertor to power a food warmer  ?

I m thinking of using an inverter for a food wormer (1700/2000W) I ll be warming it up trough main at first n then using the inverter for 30 min to max 2 hour . Would be ok to run on a van battery (70ah)  ? Or will it flatten it very quickly . Thank you Luca

Can I use a van battery with an invertor to power a food warmer?

I'm thinking of using an inverter for a food wormer (1700/2000W)

I'll be warming it up through the mains at first and then using the inverter for 30 min to 2 hours max.

Would be ok to run on a van battery (70 Ah)? Or will it flatten it very quickly?

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Can I use a van battery with an invertor to power a food warmer ?

I m thinking of using an inverter for a food wormer (1700/2000W) I ll be warming it up trough main at first n then using the inverter for 30 min to max 2 hour . Would be ok to run on a van battery (70ah) ? Or will it flatten it very quickly . Thank you Luca