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Inverter & Shaver
Hi all,
Further to my recent question regarding recharging my shaver from a UPS and the subsequent suggestion (amongst others) to get an inverter instead, I decided that while the little ones were so cheap, I would get one. Trouble is, now i've bought it and had it delivered it has somethng inthe instructions to say that it's not recommended to connect it to shavers which connect directly to the mains for recharging as they can be damaged by the inverters modified sine wave output. This is a Statpower Powerbook 75i which is usually sold for powering Laptops etc. Does anyone have any ideas whether this would work ok with a Philishave rechargeable razor, or any idea why it might damage said razor when it's apparently ok for SMPSs and or wall wars driving low voltage re-chargeable razors? I can't see what could be different in the Philishave? |
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