Any electrical experts out there?
I have strange one. I have installed a Xantrex ProWatt 2000 pure sine wave inverter. I plug my shore cord into the inverter and turn off my trailer's converter/charger. All outlets and 110V device...
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A coil like in a motor, can trick a sensitive GFCI into thinking there's a ground fault. This is due to the rule of "ELI", where voltage always leads current through an inductor (or coil). Because of this, there is current flowing that doesn't follow the timing the GFCI expects. This is the differential current the rep spoke of.
This was a serious problem in the early days of GFCI's but they have generally been updated to solve the problem.
This was a serious problem in the early days of GFCI's but they have generally been updated to solve the problem.
