Generator hooked up efficiency ?
I have a 2020 hideout (full timers) I'm trying to prep for no power situations. If I was to plug up a 4500 watt generator inverter to the rv's main power hook up with the right adapters, would it bog ...
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Yes the Rv's onboard converter I meant to say. I was just referring to it like is it a large 'vampire' draw? Also the gen. inverter is a 4000/3500 Close to 30 amp maximum concurrent amperage draw. My trailer is a 50 amp, but has gas only water heater & no second a/c installed (although supposedly plumbed for one). From my calculations I should be able to run most things with it except possibly the mach 15 top mounted a/c. IF in the heat of summer during a possible outage I would have 2 small window mounted a/c's (again we are full timers due to cirucumstances out of our control at the moment & travel trailer was our only option for the time being). I guess mostly it will be a unplug this & turn that on game worst case scenario.
