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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Despite what poster above says :S there is more than one way go about it.
Our route was a 1000 watt pure sine inverter and solar charging. Converter breaker is always off since we really don't use it anymore. Fridge on propane only as a rule and microwave breaker turned off, unless we're plugged in. Trailer get's plugged into the inverter which is used sparingly via a remote on-off switch when we need it. Inverter power on consumption with no load is only 320 ma (7.68 ah per day) so even if it's left on for a bit it doesn't make much of a difference.
So it works fine, not quite hassle free but very workable.
Our route was a 1000 watt pure sine inverter and solar charging. Converter breaker is always off since we really don't use it anymore. Fridge on propane only as a rule and microwave breaker turned off, unless we're plugged in. Trailer get's plugged into the inverter which is used sparingly via a remote on-off switch when we need it. Inverter power on consumption with no load is only 320 ma (7.68 ah per day) so even if it's left on for a bit it doesn't make much of a difference.
So it works fine, not quite hassle free but very workable.
