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Borntodubb · 09-17-2020, 03:48 PM

Hi, this may sound strange, but I would like to have 120 volt power at night after we have to turn off the generators. So I was thinking that if I put a 120 volt inverter on my batteries, and make sure the batteries are disconnected from the onboard charging by an additional batter selector switch (to prevent a feedback loop), can I just plug-in to my shore power plug on the back?

09-17-2020, 03:48 PM	#1
Borntodubb New Member Join Date: Sep 2020 Location: Chatsworth Posts: 3 M.O.C. #27085	Add 120 volt inverter? Hi, this may sound strange, but I would like to have 120 volt power at night after we have to turn off the generators. So I was thinking that if I put a 120 volt inverter on my batteries, and make sure the batteries are disconnected from the onboard charging by an additional batter selector switch (to prevent a feedback loop), can I just plug-in to my shore power plug on the back?