mobile glass studio

[taxodium]

Hello all

I'm building a mobile glass shop for teaching and demonstration. I'm planning to occasionally run a1680w kiln for about 3-4 hours per day, plus a few small blowers, a radio, phone, etc. Looking at this inverter: https://theinverterstore.com/produc...-inverter-48-vdc-to-120-vac-industrial-grade/

Charge from an eg4 chargeverter after work and at night with a budget generator into 3 eg4 server rack batteries in parallel (I can also charge from my home solar if we have enough). The rest of the equipment will mostly run on propane.

Can I hook this inverter up without a breaker? Appears this already has over current protection.

 

[chrisski]

I would install overcurrent protection in the form of a class t fuse as close to the battery as possible.

Do you know of that is a pure sine wave inverter and if not can your electronics handle that? I do not see that selling point listed.