Plug RV into an invertor.
Hi. New camper is on its way soon. I pick up in a couple of weeks.. Man I cant believe all the stuff I had in the old camper... he he. I finally sold the unit in my sig.. Anyway Ill have to rein...
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lawrosa wrote:Lawrosa, you're reinventing a wheel. You already have 30A outlet on your TT.
All you have to do is to plug that long yellow cable into it. Disable the converter and make sure fridge is not in Auto. The other end is plugged into inverter through 15M-30F dogbone adapter. Like Soundguy and others suggested.
Yes but the invertrer will be inside the pass through storage. I dont want to just have the cord running through a open compartment door. I want to be able to shut the door and do a professional install.
Plus when camping in cold climates have you ever left the door open in the pass through? Your back will thank you for closing it. The bed is right over the pass through.
Ask me how I know!!!:)
What I did was mount a weatherproof box on the underside of the trailer and ran the 110 AC feed from the inverter to the box. Then I just plug the trailer 30a cord into the box with the dogbone adapter. Been doing that for several years.
