How do I wire in an inverter
To only power the microwave, the outdoor kitchen fridge, and the outlet beside the bed for a cpap? I wouldn't be worried about it normally, but our new trailer has the outdoor kitchen with a fridge...
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3 tons wrote:CJW8 wrote:
The problem with the whole camper being on the inverter, as some have suggested, is the converter MUST be turned off before the inverter is turned on. If not, one of two things will happen. You'll run your batteries down very quickly or the inverter will trip on fault which is what my old setup would do. I would remember to do this most times, wife would never remember to do it.
A sub panel solves this issue, move the house plugs and M/W to the sub, then no accidental battery depletion.
3 tons
I considered a sub panel but didn't really have room for it. My solution seemed easier. Thanks.
