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My guess would be the power supply is putting out something closer to a square wave than a sine wave and the monitor power supply is unable to turn that into DC
by alar44 4y ago
My guess would be the power supply is putting out something closer to a square wave than a sine wave and the monitor power supply is unable to turn that into DC.
- staindk 4y agoI would think the same for some products but AFAIK those Ecoflow batteries are quite fancy. I printed a document using one and generally printers hate running off generator power.
- alar44 4y agoLaser printers don't like them. It's because the fuser is high amperage. Nothing to do with power quality.
- mhasbini 4y agoThey market it as a pure sine power supply: https://eu.ecoflow.com/products/river-portable-power-station?variant=37254607863972#:~:text=The%20RIVER%20has%20pure%20sine%20wave%20AC%20output%20of%20600W https://eu.ecoflow.com/products/river-portable-power-station... Is there another appliance that I can test to see if that's the issue? I don't have an oscilloscope. Edit: I just tested powering it from a UPS: It's flickering more now and when it show the correct content it stays for a second more then when powering from the ecoflow. The monitor model is: BenQ GW2780-T.