110v Outlets from Extension Cord
I plan to install a hard-wired PSW inverter and run one extension cord to my entertainment center and another to a cabinet in the bedroom. I want it to look like a regular outlet by plugging the exte...
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Reading thru the RVIA Standards, It does not address "temporary" accessories!
IE: portable Inverters! Reading the user manual for the Inverter itself it states if an extension is used it must be of sufficient size to adequately handle the voltage/amperage. So in theory, I have wired it into the 12v supply (following user manual direction) and using an approved extension cord. Don't see the big worry here!! Its all fused and breakerd. Even an RVIA inspection wouldn't detect any code violation! No Harm No Foul!!
IE: portable Inverters! Reading the user manual for the Inverter itself it states if an extension is used it must be of sufficient size to adequately handle the voltage/amperage. So in theory, I have wired it into the 12v supply (following user manual direction) and using an approved extension cord. Don't see the big worry here!! Its all fused and breakerd. Even an RVIA inspection wouldn't detect any code violation! No Harm No Foul!!
