Battery Conditioner

I want to be able to use an air conditioner car battery using an inverter say 600 units of watts of power. The question is 1.Capable a setup like this work. 2.What sheet of the battery is needed? 3.A 8000 BTU air conditioning unit for how long would it be able to run from the battery '?
If cannot work like this or if you know an easier way to tell me.
Thank you

It can work, but the battery does not last long.

Guessing the CA will use about 8 A at 120 VAC. It is 960 watts. You'll need a 1500 watt inverter that the starting current for the sector is much higher. Maybe 2000 watt inverter.

Counting the losses, you'll need about 1150 watts of the battery. which is 100 amps. A large car battery (70 ampere-hour) in good shape will last approximately 40 minutes before it is completely discharged.

You should never use a battery in it because it can automatically make dangerous gases. If you completely drain a car battery, it is damaged.

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A converter will produce about 600 watts 5 1 / 5 to 6 amps, not enough to even start the A / C with the normal requirements starting amps.
Most batteries come with one amp reserve "number, which is necessary to determine the time of any device will work with a specific current draw.
The formula can be obtained by contacting the manufacturer of the converter.
In addition, you can call or visit a local RV dealer and ask what is common with some of the largest car manufacturers.

You will not even get the a / c working with Fan Only mode converter 600 watts. Even if you have a converter rather large, the battery would last a few minutes. To put this in perspective, if you had the battery in a car with the car running, it still would not work because the generator could not generate enough power to keep the a / c being performance and battery charged. Something like this is the best solution I can see http://home-solutions.hsn.com/stainz-ro ...

air conditioners draw much current.
it is the compressor, and 2 fans.
The compressor is a heavy load.

a car battery does not really have the ability to put that much power for long periods of time.
you can connect, however, you will realize that the battery is dangerously hot.
I would highly discourage you from trying it.

I have a 5000 BTU air conditioner that draws 530 watts. that, I would say take your 8000 BTU 800 Watts, which is more than your UPS is off. In addition an inverter of this size would be a normal car battery in minutes unless the car was running. The only other way I can think of without having to plug in your current home would be a small generator.

your power converter will be massive say at least 3000watts (DC). air conditioner compressor turns on and off and the increase in power can damage the power converter if it is not big enough. by the time you want to run the a / c, I offer these batteries in large trucks