Posted by John T on September 20, 2019 at 14:40:05 from (45.16.200.171):
In Reply to: Re: Camper Solar posted by John M on September 20, 2019 at 14:10:17:
Hi again John, new questions:
"Let me make it easier. He wants to use some 120volt appliances off of 12 volt, but keep the ability to use 120 volt when hes at a park."
NOT A PROBLEM he can run some Inverter powered outlets to feed certain loads and that will work IFFFFFFFFFFFFFF he has sufficient battery and Inverter power and sufficient means to keep the batteries charged........
"It has a converter, 120 to 12. He needs an inverter to go from 12 to 120, but he needs a transfer switch between the 2, and he really should NOT try to use the current outlets. Right?
Sounds pretty good anything can be configured to work, he can use existing outlets if their feed is properly transferred or easier to run separate dedicated outlets fed ONLY from batteries and Inverter
"But he could wire up the inverter to separate outlets to use 120 volt appliances, and be safe."
YESSSSSSSS as long as he has enough battery and charger and Inverter power he can do this but I hope he realizes any heating device creates one HUGE load on 12 volt batteries and Inverters ITS AN INEFFICIENT IMPRACTICAL METOHD EVEN IF SURE IT WILL WORK...…..
Hey I dry camp and use 12 volt batteries and an Inverter all the time but I DO NOT run high power heating appliances !!!!!!!!!!! and I have three huge 129 Lb AGM Frame Size 4D 12 volt batteries and 1080 solar watts and a 2000/4000 Watt PSW Inverter..............WHAT HE WANTS TO DO IS CERTAINLY POSSIBLE regardless if its efficient or cost effective or anything, its his RV and his choice not ours
Nice chatting with you John, I think you understand all this better then your friend !!!!!!!!!!
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