Using jump box to power blower

Hi everyone , I have been reading the forums for a few months. My wife and I installed an Englander insert a few months ago. It works great. We have a snow storm coming in a couple days,with possible heavy snow and power outages..
Can the blower on the insert be powered by a jump box ( used to jump start cars ) or a power inverter.
I think the blower uses very little power, under a watt, but didn't know if it will damage the rheostat or the motor.

Thanks Dave

Watts is watts. 75W is 75W regardless of volatge. (I suspect you knew that already BG.)

100W inverter hooked to a car/marine battery or a jump box will run that for quite awhile. Jump box batteries are designed for high-discharge levels in a short period of time, but would still run the inverter, just not as long. Jump box capacities can vary wildly.

Isn't there a problem using the square wave of cheap inverters to run motors?

TE

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I know it doesn't do you much good right now, unless you have a HF nearby, but it's something to think about.