dc to 120 volt inverter wiring

If all else fails, I'd hook it up like Roy B's pic above.

westend wrote:

marty1300 wrote:
OP here- thank you for the assistance and help its all figured out and we have power to the AC inverter

There, fixted it for you.:B

thank you westend

marty1300 wrote:
OP here- thank you for the assistance and help its all figured out and we have power to the AC inverter

There, fixed it for you.:B

MrWizard wrote:
Inverter versus converter
They are Two Different things
Unless you purchased a combo inverter/charger unit

Inverters take DC power and make AC power to run things like the TV and DVD player satellite box etc

Converter charges your battery

It's an inverter

Inverter versus converter
They are Two Different things
Unless you purchased a combo inverter/charger unit

Inverters take DC power and make AC power to run things like the TV and DVD player satellite box etc

Converter charges your battery

OP here- thank you for the assistance and help its all figured out and we have power to the dc converter

pianotuna wrote:
Use the positive from one six volt and the negative from the other six volt.

To be more specific if you refer to the nice picture that Roy posted for the 6v battery set up, you would connect your pos wire from your inverter to the +12v wire on your first 6v battery and your neg wire on your inverter to the wire marked ground on the second battery in his picture.

Thank you all for the advice and tips, I will look at it again tonight. I will report back when I get it sorted out and wired up.

marty1300 wrote:
When I put a wire on 1 neg. And 1 pos. ( 1 from each battery ) I only measured 6 volts, that is why I was inquiring I thought I would 12 volts

Sounds like you may have them hooked together in parallel instead of in series.

SPRAY PAINT!

After you get the terminals sorted out...

Paint positive RED

Paint negative BLACK

Paint BOTH series jumper terminals GREEN. Even the series jumper wire.

Green is the "No Touchee" section. Connect no wires except that one cable.

If you are unable to use a hand held voltmeter do not touch anything - get a friend to help.

I am unaware of anything that demands 6-volts plus nothing should ever be connected to "The Green Zone"

Good Luck! :)