Tripplite APS 750 and Harman P68

[weerwolv]

Hi everyone,

Anyone use the Tripplite APS750 as the Inverter/Charger for your Pellet Stove. It is a Modulated Wave but I've looked up the Stove Sentry that works with the Harman specifically and that seems to be a Modulated Wave as well.

Am I missing something why that unit work wok and the APS750 wouldn't?

I can get a good deal on the APS750 and build out a nice system. Is the Harman P68 more modulated sine wave friendly? My stove is ready to go and I just need a reliable system in case power goes out while I'm sleeping overnight. I have a diesel generator I can start for longer power outages but just want to build a system for the short blurps or when we are sleeping.


Thanks in advance.

-Chris

 

[swalz]

Check out this thread it might help you out; from what I know it has to be pure sine wave and not modified

https://www.hearth.com/econtent/index.php/forums/viewthread/22913/


Edited:
From what I see from the specs it should work, I would give Tripp Lite a call to make sure.

Pre-Sales Technical Support
Phone: 773.869.1240

 

[bookpile]

Sorry to drag up this old thread but I wondered if anyone had an update.

I found a good deal on a Tripp Lite PV1250FC, it is a PWM sine wave though. Is anyone running something similar on a Harman Accentra insert?

Thanks

http://www.tripplite.com/en/products/model.cfm?txtSeriesID=817&txtModelID=3056

 

[gblaue]

Mine works fine with my Mt.Vernon AE.

 

[smwilliamson]

Here is a good article for sizing a depp cycle battery.

http://www.alternative-heating-info.com/stove_backup_power.html

 

[bookpile]

Thanks for the article. I might pull the trigger on the tripp lite and give it a try.