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Re. your converter, keep in mind that converters usually have a narrow good efficiency range. If you use a 1.5kW inverter for a 200W device, it may work at 80% efficiency or less, i.e. it will draw 250W or more, i.e. draw 20A+ on your 12V battery bank. Make sure your batteries and wiring can take it.
Good luck with your project.
Battery bank or voltage converter?
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