Inverter install by dealer
I bought a new fifth wheel last year and it did not have the inverter included so I negotiated that as part of the deal.. When I pickup to the fifth wheel, they didn't have time to install it, they ju...
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allen8106 wrote:
You don't need a bigger inverter. The inverter needs to be properly wired into the campers 110v electrical system. Then you just can't run anything that exceeds 2000 amps for a single appliance or as a combination of several appliances.
I have a 1000 watt inverter wired into my 110v system and it works flawlessly, I just can't run anything over 1000 amps which gets us by just fine.
Methinks you're confusing "watts" with "amps" ... BIG difference. Heck, around here all the houses including mine are wired with 100 amp service, 1000 amps around here would power 10 houses. :S
And FWIW, nominal voltage here in N America is 120 vac +/- 5%, not 110, not 115, not 117 as once was the case many, many, many, many years ago. :W
