Would this run a small 1000 watt microwave on my boat? My engines (twin 3.0 mercrusiers) would be on when using microwave, and use microwave 2-3 min
1745810
Absolutely! I would definetely run the engine when using the microwave, just to keep the battery charging when in use.
78475
I use mine to power a microwave in my truck. It works great. You decide on your own!!!
956259
Sorry but I don't currently have the microwave...left it with my old roommate because the place I moved into had a built in one. I believe it's already set for full power, you just put the time in and hit start
1872960
Great inverter I run a 1000w microwave, a 2amp vacuum cleaner as well as several hand held devices!!!
900731
It's a 15 amp plug. Your 1000 watt microwave is likely 11 amps. So unless the rest of the circuit is overloaded it's fine. I've got about 40 of these, they power ups in idf cabinets. No problems in 3 years.
1149018
It would run a small watt space heater. I really depends how many watts your camper draws.
7392
My microwave is also 1100 watts. I add a good inch of water to any pasta and cook at 90% power for the time on the box. Then check and most likely add another minute or two for al dente. Recently I cooked 12oz. ziti this way and it worked fine.
1005196
I have no idea. Take apart your microwave and look at the motor. See if it physically looks identical to this one, then check the wattage. That's what I did before deciding on buying this turntable motor.
725011
We have a 1000 watt microwave and have tried levels 7 thru 9 with about the same results. The potatoes are cooked as expected, but it still takes longer than the 4 minutes they advertise.
953581
There would be no reason to but a 4 bbl carb and make it work with a 2 bbl adapter. Get the intake and because it's only a 4.3 you will have to do some adjusting to get it to work properly. Depending on the altitude where you use the boat most and proper jetting will be required. Fortunatley this is easily done with this carb.
1766914
I have a 1200 watt microwave and I used 90% power, took 4 minutes for 1,have not done 2 at the same time
1315700
It's marked up to 15 amps I would say any standard size appliance should be ok I use it on my microwave just look on appliance for amps 15 and under.
701164
Yes, but attain the 1500/2000 watt versions since you are dealing with diesel. I run my 1000 watt on a 4 cylinder unleaded. When under 20 degrees, and heater plugged in for two hours, it starts like the weather is 50 degrees farenhite outside. When under 20 car won't start, this is due to weak battery.
142374
I would go with the 3000 watt I had a 1500 watt powering a small microwave and with this, 3000 watt it's the difference between day light and dark.
521236
On Description, it says for Class B fires (liquids and gasses) and Class C Fires Small electrical Equipment). So seems like it should be ok. However your Microwave shouldn't be sparking. I would replace it.
1834386
My opinion is that you should get a 2000 watt as you will have a future option to use it for other appliances of higher watts. Of course the 1000 watt served well for your current slow cooker but it may not be for future purchases of other appliances.
2037039
We have an 1800 watt Microwave and we cook them for 2 minutes....with an 1100 watt you might want to try 2:30 or 3:00