Whole RV Inverter/Charger
Not a lot of information out there so I figured I'd post here. If like to add an inverter for my 5er, mainly to limit inconvenient trips out to get the generators running for small things. One of ...
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OK, Here is a basic fact: RVs don't have 240V appliances, instead everything runs off of 120V or if you like 2 circuits of 50A each. So there is no reason for your split phase setup. Your 50A RV wiring supports 50A at 120V, ie Connect L1 and L2 together. So you could have one whole house inverter from say 2000W up to 6000W with your existing wiring.
As you move up the food chain you'll need very large batteries and most likely a 24V or 48V setup.
As you move up the food chain you'll need very large batteries and most likely a 24V or 48V setup.
