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ewarnerusa
Jan 23, 2015Nomad
E&J push'n wind wrote:
...The TT has two 6V deep cycle marine batteries right now. The idea is to have all outlets energized through the inverter realizing that my "power supply" is limitted by the number of amphours available with the batteries I have on board.
An alternative is to just plug your shore power cable into the inverter and cut the power to the converter. This is what we do. I isolated my converter 120V AC input power to its own AC breaker and I just flip that breaker off when I'm going to plug into the inverter. All outlets are energized when running off the inverter. Fridge and water heater are set to propane. Not all inverters will allow this though, the first one I tried it with (Samlex MSW) would shut down fault immediately if I plugged my shore power cable into it. It said in the manual to not use it to energize an AC panel.
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