Inverter- should I?
I have a 2500W inverter that I removed from a toyhauler I used to own a few years ago. Just bought a TT, and am contemplating installing the inverter in it, but not sure if it's worth the hassle. ...
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az350x wrote:Sure, for a few days. With that light usage no recharging would be necessary, provided your batteries start the outing at a full charge.
and only used the batteries for normal trailer life (no TV, etc.) but just maybe phone recharging at night. Would two batteries be okay for that?
DavisK wrote:Yes, it requires a transfer switch, aka DPDT switch. Many Inverter/Chargers (IC) have them built in.2oldman wrote:How would you connect this? Does this require any additional equipment?.
It does, if you install it as another ac source for the main panel.
