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Modified sine wave inverter and mini phase motor

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Is there any problem if we run 220V/50Hz mini phase motor on 12 to 220v modified sine wave inverter?
 

I don't know what a "mini phase" motor is, but my GUESS is that it should be ok.
 

You can use but I think it will make some noise or it will not run in its full efficiency may be It will get more hot.

If you feel any one of this you cant just use.
 

you should have to use polystor film cap like 2.5uf 600v or 3uf on output of your's 1413414422025-1497828657.jpg ups.
 
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