Where to plug in converter
I have a 2009 Holiday Rambler Admiral 30SFS made by Monaco. In the rear power hookup compartment there is a converter screwed to the back wall with a small 2 foot power cord and a standard 3 prong ...
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Thanks for all the replies.
No outlets in the transfer switches unfortunately.
I wondered if the installer had removed the outlet but couldn't think of any reason why he would. Now I get it, that is how he wired the inverter into the house system. Mystery solved :)
The inverter is all hard wired. The converter is still connected to the battery. So I think I will just run a new AC line to give me somewhere to plug the converter in. As both the inverter and converter are connected to the battery I just need to make sure I only run one at a time.
No outlets in the transfer switches unfortunately.
I wondered if the installer had removed the outlet but couldn't think of any reason why he would. Now I get it, that is how he wired the inverter into the house system. Mystery solved :)
The inverter is all hard wired. The converter is still connected to the battery. So I think I will just run a new AC line to give me somewhere to plug the converter in. As both the inverter and converter are connected to the battery I just need to make sure I only run one at a time.
