Can a inverter with 24V battery charge another 24v from 25% or less capacity to100% ,using an alternator?

Question

Can a inverter with 24V battery charge another 24v from 25% or less capacity to100% ,using an alternator run on the same inverter while I use other home appliance using the same inverter..

Answer 1

I'm curious what this means; "using an alternator run on the same inverter" is there an external source of power, or are you trying to make a perpetual motion machine? If the latter, first, the US patent office will want a WORKING model (the only thing they require models for) before you can get a patent, the second thing is, it won't work.

Answer 2

TANSTAAFL
Alternators are driven by engines, not inverters. They convert mechanical energy into electrical energy. To charge a battery using an inverter, you would need a rectifier. Neither the inverter nor the rectifier operates at 100 % efficiency, so you are better off hooking the batteries direct. Even then, you'll end up with two batteries with less than 62.5% charge because of resistance losses.

Answer 3

Just parallel connecting 2 batteries will transfer power from the more to the less charged. You could hook that combo to to the alternator and rectifier combo.
The capacity of the inverter will define how much of a load it can take.

Answer 4

If the batteries are an similar length, and the homestead equipment attracts very a lot ability in any respect, then the answer is not any. maximum inverters have a 5-10% ability loss for the ability they produce, and with the ability utilized with the help of the using, you would not get an finished cost. it would paintings for a lengthy time period although.