Shore GFI tripping when Inverter circuit is on
I've had my TT unplugged for about a year. Last week, I plugged it into a 20amp GFI circuit. All breakers on in TT. Turned on AC, furnace, etc - everything was good. Had it plugged in a week like that, unplugged for a couple days as I was changing tires, so I had to move the TT a couple feet forward and back. Yesterday, I plugged back in and the shore outlet (GFI) tripped. I've gone into the TT and turned off all breakers, and reset the shore GFI. Then, turned on each breaker in TT 1 at a time. It's the breaker that feeds the inverter for the 12v system.
Now, no worries when plugged into a non gfi. I measured the voltage on hot/ground and hot/neutral and when the inverter breaker is off, they are identical. When it's on, they differ by about 0.4-0.6 volts.
I've read that some inverters can draw unequally, and that GFI's are sensitive, so don't use - but what has me wondering ig something isn't wrong is... it worked fine the whole week before....
Thoughts? I never noticed, but are the 30amp plugs on a GFI circuit at campgrounds?
Now, no worries when plugged into a non gfi. I measured the voltage on hot/ground and hot/neutral and when the inverter breaker is off, they are identical. When it's on, they differ by about 0.4-0.6 volts.
I've read that some inverters can draw unequally, and that GFI's are sensitive, so don't use - but what has me wondering ig something isn't wrong is... it worked fine the whole week before....
Thoughts? I never noticed, but are the 30amp plugs on a GFI circuit at campgrounds?
