Battery (DC) to Shore Power Wiring
Hi. First time post. Nice to meet you all. My wife and I just bought a 1965 Shasta Compact travel trailer. The trailer is already wired for shore power (AC) and that system is working fine. When we...
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Hi,
That won't necessarily protect the inverter. The AC side needs to be disconnected on the shore power side.
(That is, if it is a stand alone inverter. Inverter/chargers are a different situation and have an internal transfer switch).
That won't necessarily protect the inverter. The AC side needs to be disconnected on the shore power side.
(That is, if it is a stand alone inverter. Inverter/chargers are a different situation and have an internal transfer switch).
jnagy20 wrote:
Thanks Pianotuna. I was thinking the same thing. My memory is not always so good :-) I did purchase a battery on/off switch which cuts the DC power that will go to the inverter / panel.
