I want to use this on my free standing kitchen bar w/o electricity. Do you think this would run a kitchen aid/blender
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I use it to run a professional karaoke show I think the utensils will work just fine
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I am not sure if it would work or not. It does not work on my heater. It trips after every 5 minutes of usage. I was very disappointed with it, but for now I will keep it to see if I can use it with other devices. I would check the wattage or amperage limits on it before I buy it. I did not do the research on it, and the information I received on it with device does not include it as best I can tell.
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i use it to power my mixing board, computer and sound equalizers. It should handle your blender
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I am very doubtful that you could run either of these major appliances. I run a very small frig/freezer on my boat that uses about 25 amp/hours per day. I think these much larger appliances have much larger compressors and would use a lot more electrical energy.
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Yes, just make sure you don't exceed the max load of 300W. If you need more than 300W, use an ApplianceLinc.
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It depends on how much power the ice cream maker draws. I use it to power a large guitar amplifier so it should probably work.
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It probably has enough power to do it but the food processor bowl part is very small and can't handle anything of substance. Mine broke just making hummus.
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It will run it, I used it to run a dewalt circular saw. Its a modified sine wave instead of pure sine wave, its not the best for electric motors. Long term tool use i dont recommend.
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i ran 2 electric space heaters, lights and a coffee pot. just check what wattage you need. It is a good priced item and works great
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250watts<300watts Should work UNLESS there is a peak start on the blender over 300 Watt, but by the numbers it should work fine.
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My answer would be no, mostly because your appliance is very high wattage. I am using mine with a 600 W food processor. It is recommended that you use an inverter that has atleast twice the wattage than your appliance. You will either end up burning the appliance or the inverter and you will also be using a lot of electricity to make a cup of coffee. Now you could use a step down voltage regulator with 2000 W rating but no guarantees. Look at the forum here, that might help: http://forum.singaporeexpats.com/viewtopic.php?p=463525
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that will depend on the wattage of your appliances.i'm running two 15 watt lights,a 32'' d.tv,a window fan ,dvd player,wii system and an amplified antenna for tv. figure up your wtt useage keep it less than two thousand and it will handle it.
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I know it will run a 220v water pump, air conditioner & stoves I'm not sure of.It puts outs quite a bit of power, I've ran my whole house off of it including lights, tv,frig, freezer, all the chargers for everthing, super east start.I would recommend it.
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I would think so, can't speak to the wear and tear it might have on the motor I would suspect it still very similar to the kitchenaid blender motor however. We have used ours to do some pretty tough things.
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i used this thing once and it got fried. i used it with a can opener which hardly uses any power. stay away from this thing
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Depends on the electrical demands. I use it for a refrig, lights, tv, cable and a few other things. Here is a link with some common appliances and their wattages - http://www.donrowe.com/usage-chart-a/259.htm.
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I think it would be too much of a power load. mine is used for computer and all of the cords that run out of it . including overload bar.
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Yes, I use this for brewing beer out in my garage and power two 110 electric water heater elements and it works great.
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Should work just fine. I have heavy kitchen appliances on line and works great.