Mike, 

I haven’t found it to be a big issue, although I’m running the Keurig either at 
anchor or on a mooring and not while I’m running a whole lot of other devices 
such as radar/chartplotter.  12V Adler Barbour refrigerator adds somewhat to 
the battery draw. The toaster oven is a different story as it is rated at 
1300w.  That gets used very sparingly.  Two series 31 batteries (100amps each) 
hooked up to 2 100W solar panels helps refresh the system rather quickly.

I also tend to turn off various circuits when not in use (gray and fresh water 
pump, radar, instruments, select lighting) that seems to help keep battery 
charge levels manageable.

Chuck Gilchrest

83’ Landfall 35

Padanaram, MA

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Hi Chuck

 

Will a 2000w inverter run a coffee machine such as Keurig which draws 600w?  
How is this on the batteries?

 

Thanks

 

Mike Hoyt

Persistence

Halifax, NS

 

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Pete,

I have a newer Xantrex 2000W inverter/charger that I use on my Landfall 35.  I 
have 2 type 31 lead acid house batteries.  Because I’m on a mooring and run 12v 
refrigeration, I’m also using 2 100w solar panels mounted on the bimini.

But with regards to the Xantrex inverter/charger, when we cruise, my wife likes 
to use her single cup Keurig coffee maker and we also have an older Black and 
Decker toaster oven on board.  We don’t run both at the same time, but we’ve 
never seen huge draw from the batteries afterwards.

Overall, I’m pretty happy with it.  We have used the charger function when the 
boat is on the hard for the winter and can plug into “shore power” using 110V 
adapter on the shore power cable..

Chuck Gilchrest

1983 Landfall 35

Padanaram, MA

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I am looking to update my shore power charger and considering charger/inverter 
with lithium batt capabilities.  

 

There are lots of manufacturers out there.  Can anyone provide reliable 
resources to review or recommendations?

 

Thanks,

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