hey folks,
i'm looking at this inverter: https://www.aimscorp.net/2000-Watt-Pure-Sine-Inverter-Charger.html
i'm basically trying to understand, if the 12v charger/ATS is rated 70a, how many amps is this drawing on the 120v ac side? 7? i don't fully understand the mechanism which is used to step down the voltage and how that differs from an inverter stepping a voltage up, and i'm trying to plan for shore power capacity.
ideally i'd like to be able to simply plug in a regular 15a NEMA 5-15p to any outlet anywhere, ie: friend's garage outlet or something. if this inverter charger is pulling 7 amps like i'm hoping it does, that will make life easy.
i appreciate any insights y'all might be able to share!
i'm looking at this inverter: https://www.aimscorp.net/2000-Watt-Pure-Sine-Inverter-Charger.html
i'm basically trying to understand, if the 12v charger/ATS is rated 70a, how many amps is this drawing on the 120v ac side? 7? i don't fully understand the mechanism which is used to step down the voltage and how that differs from an inverter stepping a voltage up, and i'm trying to plan for shore power capacity.
ideally i'd like to be able to simply plug in a regular 15a NEMA 5-15p to any outlet anywhere, ie: friend's garage outlet or something. if this inverter charger is pulling 7 amps like i'm hoping it does, that will make life easy.
i appreciate any insights y'all might be able to share!