Travel trailer outlets
I'm trying to make sure we're as prepared as possible for an upcoming trip. We're taking our RV. But relatives are borrowing a travel trailer. I've been trying to determine electrical hookup needs,...
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I use a smaller CPAP for traveling, and was able to buy a 12V plug from the manufacturer.
For power outages at home, I bought an inverter for my new CPAP. HOWEVER, be aware that most CPAP's require a PURE SINE WAVE and will not run on the modified sine wave created by the cheaper inverters. I found a good brand of inverter twice as big as I need that generates the pure wave for about $100.
If you are just running the CPAP, a good battery should be able to run it all night and still have power left over.
For power outages at home, I bought an inverter for my new CPAP. HOWEVER, be aware that most CPAP's require a PURE SINE WAVE and will not run on the modified sine wave created by the cheaper inverters. I found a good brand of inverter twice as big as I need that generates the pure wave for about $100.
If you are just running the CPAP, a good battery should be able to run it all night and still have power left over.
