hw! Is it possible to run an AC motor mith a battery without using an inverter? How? plzz!?
confident... with the information that: you have created a circuit of the flexibility application, inverter, charger, and battery. In that order. i'm uncertain why, in spite of the indisputable fact that, which you will possibly connect the battery to the inverter. basically confirm that the inverter can try this first. in specific cases there may well be option voltages on the output of the inverter. in case you % an uninterruptible ability grant, basically shop charging the battery, and don't connect the output of the battery to something yet home equipment designed on your battery.
AC is entirely different current. Your car battery is DC (direct current). There is not likely enough voltage to run and AC device from a 12 volt car battery without an inverter.
Well, if your motor was designed to run on AC, it needs to be supplied with AC in order to work. This means an inverter. --- Edit --- What Metho describes is simply a mechanical implementation of an inverter.
Nothing is impossible!!! Buy a DC motor and 2nd AC motor. Connect battery to DC motor. Connect DC motor to 2nd AC motor. Connect 2nd AC motor to your 1st AC motor. It is less efficient due to mechanical lost. No inverter used ;-)
you are talking about a AC home unit I assume,, and the answer is no you cannot without a converter
