Inverters Why ??
Why not use 12 volts for your camper. 12v items are more and more available today . Microwaves, a/c , will require a generator /or shore power anyway. TV 's are 12 volt, lighting and most everything e...
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JCR-1 wrote:
Yes to each is own for sure.. Just comparing thoughts on the need for 120 volts vs 12 volts. I have found that 120 volts in many cases is unnecessary for I use many high quality 12 v appliances. I was hoping this could be a discussion on the pros and cons. Some comments were very intelligent but many were from outright idiots.. and they know who they are. Dealers/builders are gearing sales to accommodate the pampered and city folks and to entice them into Rv ing by showing them that the trailer is merely an extension of their home..Thats fine and for those who like to sit and watch TV all day with their inverters burning away battery life , creating a fire hazard and generating unnecessary heat and drawing down their batteries have at it and enjoy your life.. As I said to each is own.. Keep your fire extinquishers nearby and alarms on when you sleep.. and make sure your generators are working so you can run them every day to recharge your batteries so you can use your Keurig coffee maker, CPAP ,and your gaming x box .. have fun yall.
So I see you do get it. They want to use there 110 appliances and continue to enjoy keep their rolling condos without buying all new 12 volt appliances. With an inverter they can continue to use the appliances and media devices they already have.
Coupled with a good solar set up, they can be generator free for days, and still enjoy the benefits of A.C. power.
Luckily we are not all a like. What a mundane unimaginative world that would be
