One large inverter or 2-3 small ones?
So as I get closer to adding solar (or at least a larger battery bank) to my RV, I have more questions than I started with! Big thanks to the folks who have helped me along so far. I found a great...
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Hi BFL13,
That would argue for the inverter being in the cold where although the R.H. is high it is "non condensing" as the dew point is yet lower.
For example, right now it is -7 C (19 F) where I am, but the dew point is -11 C (13 F).
This suggest to me to use the electric defrost via 12 volt, or the 100 watt 120 volt heater, avoiding drawing cabin air into the compartment.
That would argue for the inverter being in the cold where although the R.H. is high it is "non condensing" as the dew point is yet lower.
For example, right now it is -7 C (19 F) where I am, but the dew point is -11 C (13 F).
This suggest to me to use the electric defrost via 12 volt, or the 100 watt 120 volt heater, avoiding drawing cabin air into the compartment.
