Inverter and Shore Power ??
If the RV is plugged into shore power does it make any difference if the inverter stays on or not? Will it harm anything if the inverter switch is left on ?? thanks
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I have two "EMERGENCY POWER" zones in my OFF-ROAD POPUP that is fed by my 600WATT PSW INVERTER direct connected to my battery bank. This is "ON" 24/7 even when connected to shore power. My on-board smart mode converter/charger continues to keep my battery bank charged when on shore power. When camping off the power grid I have my shore power cable plugged into my portable 2KW Generator to re-charge my batteries when needed.
I have my emergency must have items turned "on" plugged into these two zones all the time. Our Home entertainment items are also plugged into one of these emergency power zones...
Being a PURE SINE WAVE INVERTER we don't have to worry about what is plugged into these two zones for fear of going up in BLUE SMOKE...
Kinda neat to always have 120VAC power available to use at all locations.
Roy Ken
I have my emergency must have items turned "on" plugged into these two zones all the time. Our Home entertainment items are also plugged into one of these emergency power zones...
Being a PURE SINE WAVE INVERTER we don't have to worry about what is plugged into these two zones for fear of going up in BLUE SMOKE...
Kinda neat to always have 120VAC power available to use at all locations.
Roy Ken
