Reply to "SpartanStart – Soft Start"

RobertMTWandering Carnivore King of LOALifetime Member

I choose the Micro-Air, figuring since they adapted, start capacitor and micro-timers, to RV AC, they deserve a little $.

I see mine ramp up, in three or four steps, from inverter, depending on whether you count delay, from fan starting to compressor, as a step.

Both the start and stops of compressor are smoother. Think pulling someone out, with chain vs strap. The fan starting first, just takes up the slack. The same amount of energy is applied, it's just spread out over longer periods. The capacitor recharges, after it's discharged, so there's not any energy savings, it's just spread out.

7/25/248:57 AM

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