Plugging shore power into inverter
I'm about to buy an inverter for my travel trailer. It has no 12 volt outlets, so I think ac is the easiest way to go. Can I plug the shore power plug (with an adapter) directly into the inverter an...
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Thanks everyone for the advice.
I've got a battery bank of 4 trojan T-105s, so 450 amp hours, which will give me 225 to work with. As I said, I'll be running a tv, computer,a fan or two, and a microwave. I really want to be able to use the microwave a few minutes a day, it's just so convenient. The trailer is parked at a location where I will have no shore power access. I'll charge the batteries with a generator for now, but ultimately, I have two 250 watt solar panels I want to install, but that's a project for another day. Right now I just want access to the interior outlets. The trailer has no 12 volt plugs installed, so I'm wanting to keep everything ac. Just looking for the simplest way to do it, as I am not up to speed on everything electrical.
I've got a battery bank of 4 trojan T-105s, so 450 amp hours, which will give me 225 to work with. As I said, I'll be running a tv, computer,a fan or two, and a microwave. I really want to be able to use the microwave a few minutes a day, it's just so convenient. The trailer is parked at a location where I will have no shore power access. I'll charge the batteries with a generator for now, but ultimately, I have two 250 watt solar panels I want to install, but that's a project for another day. Right now I just want access to the interior outlets. The trailer has no 12 volt plugs installed, so I'm wanting to keep everything ac. Just looking for the simplest way to do it, as I am not up to speed on everything electrical.
