Thinking of going solar...
I have a 2000w inverter and currently have a small panel on the roof to keep the batteries from topped up I guess when not plugged in. I have a home business so I've not really considered this until n...
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larry barnhart wrote:
On our 2001 alpenlite our inverter can be turned off. The batteries still get charging. We only turn on the inverter if needed.
chevman
Most RV units have some sort of converter where all the ac/dc wireing is routed through. Now if you get the option of an inverter/charger then you do not need the OEM converter. Sounds like something other than the inverter is charging the batteries when it is off in chevmans case.
cannesdo,
Are you sure that you only have the one unit that inverts DC(from the batteries) to AC and AC (from shore power) to DC to run lights, charge batteries etc? If you do, then I will shut up.
Dave
