Switching out amperage box
Ok, so I've been looking and have not seen this question arise. With all of the electrical conversions people use out there, (home power vs shore power etc) The one question I have is....what if inste...
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50 amp RV supply is good for 2 air conditioners, washer/dryer, microwave, water heater and tons of other stuff. I would stick with 50 amp unless you plan to have 240v cooking appliances.
You can also incorporate an energy management system that will shed loads as needed depending on the supply.
For further flexability you can get an inverter that will combine power with limited utility resources to run partially off battery during temporary heavy loads.
You can do virtually anything you like including a 200 amp panel if you must.
You can also incorporate an energy management system that will shed loads as needed depending on the supply.
For further flexability you can get an inverter that will combine power with limited utility resources to run partially off battery during temporary heavy loads.
You can do virtually anything you like including a 200 amp panel if you must.
