Based on some back-and-forth with my original post, I've redefined my problem.1. Situation: I'm trying to use the battery bank on my truck for shore power for my travel trailer. I want to be able to use the battery bank on my truck to run low-draw AC...
Ding Ding Ding...we have a winner!The cheater plug gets the 2,000w inverter working.The inverter turned on without going into alarm mode. Lamp came on, then I started the microwave, then I turned on the AC (fan mode). 1,300 watts +/- in total being c...
I've tried it with all the breakers in the off position inside the RV, and still no luck with the 2,000W inverter. So there are no loads I don't know about.12.2V to 13.1V at the inverter input connections.I can run AC loads plugging directly into the...
I'm using the same load to test both inverters: one 4.5 watt LED light bulb that I can see from the truck. I get alarm and shut off with the 2000W, and the 800W turns on the light.BFL13 wrote:Want does "works" mean? You are getting low voltage alarm...
Answering valhalla360's questions.But before I do, this update. The inverter I'm asking about is a Whistler Pro-2000, it outputs 115 volts (modified sine wave). When I connect the shore power cable to it, the RV gets power for a second, then the inve...
I have a Whistler Pro-2000W inverter that produces a modified sine wave.Here's verbiage about this from the WhistlerPro200 owner's manual:Whistler inverters work in two stages. During the first stage,the DC to DC converter increases the DC input volt...
