Adding Inverter for dry camping
I would like to add an additional battery (have one group 27 now), possibly a solar charging system and an inverter. I hate that the 120V outlets don't work on battery power. Seems crazy you can't...
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jcarlilesiu wrote:That's what I did. Don't get sidetracked into long 12 volt wire runs. I mounted my Inverter 3' from \ from the batteries and used really thick cables Over 100.00 worth. It still has a little voltage drop.2oldman wrote:jcarlilesiu wrote:Why to the converter location?
..install a Go Power! 1000W inverter in the front compartment near the batteries. I will run a 120V wire to the existing converter location and install a ATS.
That is where my panel is located and I want to hardwire the inverter/ATS into the existing circuits.
That would be the easiest way to get at the house 120V circuit, right?
