Inverter v inverter charger
I'm going to add a 2000 watt inverter, I already have a 55amp charger working fine. I think the PSW inverter without a charger will be less money. What is the downside and what brands do you lik...
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Downside to combo might be wiring where you are forced into hard wiring, pass-through 120, and maybe sub-panels and confusion wrt the two legs in a 50a rig. But some folks prefer that in a MH.
Downside to separate might be if you want a higher amp charger than that 55amper to reduce gen time for recharging.
Inverter/chargers often come with 100a or 150a chargers, but that is rare among straight chargers. It is true you can get an inverter and a separate 100amp charger (eg, PowerMax PM4B-100) for less money ( perhaps a lot less) than the combo.
The combo would likely have some fancy settings options that you don't usually get otherwise if getting separate components
Downside to separate might be if you want a higher amp charger than that 55amper to reduce gen time for recharging.
Inverter/chargers often come with 100a or 150a chargers, but that is rare among straight chargers. It is true you can get an inverter and a separate 100amp charger (eg, PowerMax PM4B-100) for less money ( perhaps a lot less) than the combo.
The combo would likely have some fancy settings options that you don't usually get otherwise if getting separate components
