How To Power Your Entire RV With An Inverter | Easy Inverter Power,

You said you weren't gonna get into your batteries? You said you had lithium batteries? What group size are you using and what Make you using? I'm going to do a basic set up like that to my travel trailer and I'm trying to figure out what batteries to go with so that's why I'm asking.. Thank you....

Experience is the best teacher. 1. You might consider using at least a 3000W FSW Inverter. 2. You definitely want to use a charge controller so you won't cook your batteries. Maybe your inverter has one, some do. 3. You won't be able to get near your battery switch if there is a fire. 4. You definitely want to use the inverter remote inside the RV... Bad weather... and just a pain to get into the basement. 5. You will want to hardwire as much as possible because of vibration when traveling. You can still use the extension cords. Most receptacles are very loose. 6. You may also want to wire in a relay to switch between shore power and Inverter power. I use the 80A 120VAC coil relays and the coil is wired to shore power.

Thank you for posting the video, I had no idea how to use mine, was never told how to use it, after your video I ran to my coach and powered it on..thank you

We don't do a lot of boondocking and like you we usually stop at a rest area or Walmart. This sounds like a great idea. Thank you..

Very practical video. Not a ton of preamble. Really appreciate it. Thank you.

The perfect solution to my temporary needs. Proverbial snake but I was having a brain fart regarding tying into the panel. Knew the converter would need to be disconnected at night when I switch to the inverter from generator. Thanks so much 🙏

Excellent video. I am doing this same thing right now. Was very helpful to watch this before I started my project. Thanks!

I love that buss connector to the battery! In case of an EM. Good idea.

Thanks for the info. I am just starting to bump up my batteries capabilities by going from 1 battery to 2 batteries with an inverter.

Very helpful, thank you for sharing, I needed this

This is my setup works great run one of my 15k ac with a soft start even .

Very good narrative, details and videography = From Vancouver British Columbia Canada = Cheers "eh" lol

You could use your standard RV power cord (30-50A) with adapter and plug to inverter

Very informative and helpful, thanks.

Hey I was your 1K like! Thanks for the video!

Yes I have a question , class a rv with onboard genny but would like to do a simple plug in for tv and lights. Understand I need to turn off inverter on the rv . But by doing that am I turning. Off the 12volt pilot lights to fridge and water heater that we would run on propane while BD ing . That’s my concern or does the inverter have nothing to do with the lights and other 12 volts system that runs off the house batteries as well..

Double check that type fuse. With parallel batteries i think you need a class T. For the AIC RATING

Thanks for this video. Very informative for someone looking to do a much simpler inverter setup. With that being said, you mentioned wiring it with your solar later. Do you have a video on how you did that if you have done it? We have solar panels on our rv and I’m thinking I want those wired in as well so that the battery can charge when the converter is switched off. Or at least that’s how I think it would work 😂

Oh perfect, you ha😮the same inverter as me

Silly question but doesn’t the inverter already have a fuse built in that would trip? Could I go directly from the battery to the inverter