Inverter Question
Searched various threads pertaining to "inverter installations". Obviously, the installs range from simple to elaborate. The most simple seems to involve wiring an inverter to the battery and simp...
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otrfun wrote:1) It's up to your complement of batteries to handle a load. That's where your overload will happen... on the 12v side. The voltage will drop too low. No, it won't damage things.
1) I assume attempting to power the a/c (or any high amp device) would cause the inverter to simply overload and shut down with no damage to anything, right?
2) Do you risk damaging the converter or inverter if you accidently plug the TT's main power cord into the inverter with the converter still turned on?
2) No.
Congratulations on your decision to use one instead of running a generator for every little thing.
