Help with choosing proper converter amperage
I'm finally replacing my failing converter and am looking at the INTELI-POWER 9200 SERIES CONVERTER/CHARGER - 60 AMPS. My question is, my trailer currently has the WFCO 55 amp (yeah, yeah WFCO.....I ...
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Please dont get me wrong..... I wasn't trying to chastise anyone for helping me out but merely pointing something out that maybe some of you techies dont realize. I can accept the fact that my geniusness is lacking when it comes to this level of electricity so explaining it to me like I'm a 5 year old asking where babies come from.....its best not to start with a porn video. All I really need is the basics and enough information to satisfy my question. :B
As for my overall generator usage, well its not that much. Yes, we can easily last a few days boondocking simply by using a couple small lights at night and running the water pump during the normal times. As I pointed out, running the generator usually only occurs once in awhile, if at all. I've had this trailer for 4 years and we've used it quite a bit, and I think I only put 25 hours on the generator. And some of those hours is keeping the fuel fresh while sitting on my own property.
Nonetheless, thank you all again. When I get everything done, I'll try to remember to report back with how everything is going.
As for my overall generator usage, well its not that much. Yes, we can easily last a few days boondocking simply by using a couple small lights at night and running the water pump during the normal times. As I pointed out, running the generator usually only occurs once in awhile, if at all. I've had this trailer for 4 years and we've used it quite a bit, and I think I only put 25 hours on the generator. And some of those hours is keeping the fuel fresh while sitting on my own property.
Nonetheless, thank you all again. When I get everything done, I'll try to remember to report back with how everything is going.
