Back-powering 110V system while travelling..
I know that I can, and do, use my home generator by plugging the two outlets from the genny into house outlets that are powered by different busbars in the breaker box, (after shutting off the master)...
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I am usually an advocate for the "do it yourselfer". But in this instance, because of the potential for creating an electrical shock hazard and/or destroying equipment, if you are not that comfortable with electrical circuits then I suggest that you look for a different solution.....like running the refrigerator on propane.
I find that unless it is hot (like over 90) out, I can usually get in a full day's travel with the refrigerator turned off. Maybe turn it on for a hour or so at lunch. Also, a full refrigerator stays cold longer than an empty one.
BTW. I measure cold by how well my ice cream stays frozen. Cold drinks are easy.
Steve
I find that unless it is hot (like over 90) out, I can usually get in a full day's travel with the refrigerator turned off. Maybe turn it on for a hour or so at lunch. Also, a full refrigerator stays cold longer than an empty one.
BTW. I measure cold by how well my ice cream stays frozen. Cold drinks are easy.
Steve
