Is an RV generator worth it?
My RV has an Onan Microlite 4000 generator that has been well maintained. It now starts but stops running as soon as I release the Start button. My mechanic identifies the problem as electrical and ...
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2oldman wrote:CoeyCoey wrote:Will you be running the inverter at 24 then ? Reason I ask is that even with higher voltages you need to be concerned with wire and connections heating up when running high wattages for long periods.
24 volts.
I run mine at 50 volts, and had to double-up the positives due to heating after about a half-hour. Some of that heat could have been due to too-small bolts on the busbars however.
Yes. The max load should be less than 2,500 watts which would be about 116 amps from the batteries. With 4 batteries, that is only 29 amps from each battery. I won't need to worry about heat build up at all. However, I will be using the Tesla modules built-in temperature control system for warming the batteries on cold days.
