Inverter question

Vt Rv wrote:
I know my 2003 Damon Challenger has an inverter, and I have two golf cart batteries for house power, but how do I know what runs off the inverter?

I've been thinking of adding a cube size fridge to the basement area and was going to add a 110 AC outlet to run it off but have been thinking of maybe either adding it to the existing inverter or adding another inverter just for the fridge.

The compartment where I want to put the fridge is right beside the two batteries. I'm not sure what the draw is or what size inverter I'd need but it seems like it would be simple to wire. My thought is that it would then run while traveling without having to run the generator.

From what I've read it looks like a 1000 watt inverter should run the fridge?

Turn the inverter on while not plug into AC. Then you can test the wall outlets and see what is powered by the inverter.

I'm not sure I understand the need for a second inverter. If your not using the inverter while driving for something else (like residential fridge) it should power the cube just fine.

Where is the current inverter location? Why do you need a second? I'm no electrician but I'd be concerned about two inverters of the same power source.