I am installing an inverter and solar panel setup in my Volante 380MD 5th wheel. I have a Magnum 2812 inverter, 2x 100AH lithium batteries, getting 400AH more of batteries soon. What I am thinking of doing is making the current primary electrical pan...
Itinerant1 wrote:I have the Magnum 3012 inverter and as suggested a sub panel was added. The new panel had the main, inverter, hot water moved to it making the original the sub panel. The last time I hooked up to a power pole (50a) I would just flip...
time2roll wrote:robertdmunn wrote:Good points, thanks. We often connect to shore power at 30A and haven't really had issues with it, but am I limited to 30A in pass-through mode using shore power with a single unit? We don't really need A/C or elec. ...
time2roll wrote:This one?I assume 50 amp RV?MS 2812 has a transfer rated 30 amps per pole. You can parallel them for 60 amps on one leg. For a 50 amp RV and using the built-in inverter transfer switch you really can only power one side of the RV. ...
CA Traveler wrote:My 30' cord normally reaches, but I do carry an extension cord when needed.Whole house is an option and might work very well for you. A/C run time on batteries will be limited, but dependent on your solar capability.I bought a 50' 3...
BFL13 wrote:You are allowed to have the Li batteries inside. So IMO move the batteries to be by the power centre and put the inverter there too (maybe give up the bottom dresser drawer for that if needed on the other side of the wall.) Solar control...
