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Four 6v golf cart batteries connected together with 2AWG wire, then 4/0 wire used to connect to the inverter posts. Inverter posts also connect to PD9270 converter/charger. According to wiring gui...
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BFL13 wrote:
Oops, you left the converter on when you went to inverter! Turn off the converter!!!!
I used the ATS-30 and wired it per recommendations so that the converter was wired together with the incoming shore power cord. That way in can only be on when there is external power from pedestal or generator.
In addition, I installed a receptacle at the new converter up front to give the option of unplugging it if necessary (small generator, 15 amp service to run A/C, etc) AND have the option of running an extension cord to just the converter/charger if needed.
We've never tried to run more than one electric heater, though we have used our 1500 watt without issues in the past. We may find ourselves in that "switch-on-off loads" situation in the near future.
We're starting to go to other places this year where we won't know what to expect. Going to only PA State Parks mostly ensures a consistency. Should be fun! :C
Thanks for the battery level info. 12.2 is 50%, recharge point for the four 6v GC-2 batteries?
