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Not sure if this has been covered but has anyone tried to run a nespresso machine from an inverter We also have a sphere 2.5kg washing machine we want to. I'm a bit of a numpty when it comes to 12v power and don't really understand it all.

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Hi all, just found this forum which is great To get to the point, we have a provision for a washing machine in the rear of the van located in the ensuite We just bought a jayco all terrain

It has 2000w pure sine wave inverter installed

I brought my large nespresso machine (1700w) from in the house and it worked a treat off my inverter So i bought a new mini nespresso (1200w) to keep in the van, but. Hi all, i have done a but of a search and most seem to have inverters installed of the pure sine wave type On searching ebay there seems to be a vast difference in prices

Are the cheaper ones around the $350 mark for 3000w worth looking at or is it best to stick with the brand names like waeco. For a 1400w coffee machine i would run a 2000w inverter, and seeing the nesspresso machines have smarts in them i would get a pure sine wave Remember 'pay once cry once i had a 2000w pure and it didnt like the 1800w kettle, sold it with the camper. I still have an inverter @dobbie, as i (and mrs cr) like frothy coffee, just one a day, after dinner otherwise i like mine black too.

I use nespresso as i have found the one that i like

(i also have a 230v machine in the van that i use when on the grid) i understand that any nespresso compatible capsules will work with the manual machine The nespresso machine is a permanent fixture in the van The 220w folding solar panel that i bought for the panda was way to big to be comfortably portable so i decontructed it and the resulting two 110w panels have joined the 150w that came with the van on the roof.