Inverter generator or regular?

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"Clean" power is nice but I don't think that it is "crucial". You would be surprised how "dirty" the power coming into your residence actually is.
 
"Clean" power is nice but I don't think that it is "crucial". You would be surprised how "dirty" the power coming into your residence actually is.
That’s nice to know. I’ve been thinking about upgrading to a inverter generator
 
@Savo just to be careful in this manner I’m using my generator to charge battery backups. Then run crucial equipment with the BBUs. Generator shouldn’t harm BBUs. It’s electronic components you need to worry about.
 
@Savo just to be careful in this manner I’m using my generator to charge battery backups. Then run crucial equipment with the BBUs. Generator shouldn’t harm BBUs. It’s electronic components you need to worry about.
That’s a great idea. Btw your thread is one of the main reasons I started reefing
 
I have not had problems with a 3500 watt standard. Ran my tanks for 4 days. We now have a whole house and I have the electronics plugged into small UPSs
 
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I’ve got an inverter. It’s peace of mind. Power companies put out close to zero THD’s. Inverter generators put out at max 5% THD’s
Regular generators are known to put out upwards of 20% THD’s. In the end it’s really what you’re comfortable with.
 

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