Hello all, first time poster.I am currently doing a special purpose conversion of my enclosed gooseneck and am at the point to figure out electricity. I have a lot of 12V equipment, especially strip lighting that takes up more amps than shore power (...
Grit dog wrote:halhawkins wrote:No the generator is what is going into the shore power.Why couldn't two batteries with 115ah each handle 90a load?Gotcha, genny = shore power.Batteries 2 115ah 12V FLA, SLA or AGM batteries have theoretically 230ah tot...
CA Traveler wrote:Connect the AC/DC converter which should be a 3 stage charger directly to the batteries. Unlikey the alternator of wiring can supply 30A. DC to DC chargers are used for limited battery charging and boosting the voltage.30A + for lig...
pianotuna wrote:Hi,Two possible routes.1. get a hybrid inverter charger. These allow for load support. That means power may be drawn from the battery bank to make up temporary shortfalls in power.2. There are some inverter chargers that have 2 AC inp...
Grit dog wrote:So you’re planning on running shore power and generator at the same time to get your 24A AC power? On the DC side I’d think the converter would go straight to the batteries, not thru the DCDC charger. And you’re not going to pull eno...
