inverter hook-up
This is for all you dry-campers with inverters. I have installed a kinda large one (3500 watts) in the next compartment over from my batteries. I used a (I think) 300 amp fuse and a bayonet type switc...
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Hi Gordon,
The shore power plugs into the inverter when you wish to use 120 volt devices when there is no power pedestal. Turn off the converter, and any other items that may drain the battery bank too fast.
When there is 120 volt power, the shore power cord is plugged in to the land line.
The shore power plugs into the inverter when you wish to use 120 volt devices when there is no power pedestal. Turn off the converter, and any other items that may drain the battery bank too fast.
When there is 120 volt power, the shore power cord is plugged in to the land line.
GordonThree wrote:
My turn to be confused. How are the batteries get charged if shore power plugs into the inverter ... some sort of perpetual motion generator? Is the shore cable coming in through the door / window, what about bugs / rain / cold weather?
