2000W Pure Sine Sound Wave Inverter/Charger
I always thought the biggest shortcomings of any RV was the inability to use the wired AC outlets when dry camping. You can put all the solar/wind generators you want, but tapping into your battery b...
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egarant wrote:
Anyone done this install yet? If so, how do you like it?
I have a ProSine 2.0 2000W inverter in my TC and it does exactly what you are describing... All of my interior and exterior outlets are powered by the inverter when shore power (or generator) is unavailable. When on shore power I can charge my battery at (up to) 100A.
Keep in mind that with 200A/h of battery capacity, you won't be able to operate a 2000W inverter at full power for very long, but for smaller loads you should be fine. You might consider sizing your inverter to meet your real world power needs.
misterpat1975 wrote:
wouldn't the built in charger on the inverter Your thinking of interfere with the TC's converter?
With an inverter/charger there is no need to have a converter at all.
Cheers
-Mark
