Powering Your Camper With An Inverter?
We are going dry camping next week and were interested in using an inverter. Sure, we've used a small inverter inside the camper using the 12V outlets to power things like a TV, a laptop, a CPAP, etc...
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We used this method last year in our small hybrid and it worked well because all the devices we wanted to use reached the inverter location without a problem. Now that we have a larger camper, it's not so easy to run things because then we'd need to run some extension cords.
We'd like to power the TV in the living room. We also need to power a cpap in the bedroom at night but there's no way to do that since there are no 12V outlets in the bedroom. Sure, we can use the inverter being used by the TV in the living room but then we're running extension cords down the hall. Lastly, charging a phone and ipad is much easier since we don't have the 12V adapters for those devices.
We'd like to power the TV in the living room. We also need to power a cpap in the bedroom at night but there's no way to do that since there are no 12V outlets in the bedroom. Sure, we can use the inverter being used by the TV in the living room but then we're running extension cords down the hall. Lastly, charging a phone and ipad is much easier since we don't have the 12V adapters for those devices.
