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Use the BatteryStuff rule: 1 Amp AC ≈ 10 Amps DC. Add ~10% for inverter losses, then compute DC watts as DC amps × system voltage (commonly 12 V). Track each device by hours per day to get daily watt‑hours and amp‑hours.