Bentley Boy
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he existing inverter prep is 10 gauge wire with 30amp breaker. To my knowledge. his configuration would allow 3600 watts.
Prior to installing an inverter the existing "Inverter Prep" allows for 30 amps, 3600 watts. Why does Grand Design specify that only 2000 watt inverter can be installed?
Once a 2000 watt inverter is installed. The system will now be limted to 16.6 amps, 2000 watts. This is because when connected to shore power. The 2000 watt inverter limits the shore power "Pass through" current at 16.6 amps.
Why does Grand Design only allow a 2000 watt inverter? This takes your pre inverter installation from 30 amps to 16.6 amps.
I would appreciate a reply.
Thank You
Tim
Prior to installing an inverter the existing "Inverter Prep" allows for 30 amps, 3600 watts. Why does Grand Design specify that only 2000 watt inverter can be installed?
Once a 2000 watt inverter is installed. The system will now be limted to 16.6 amps, 2000 watts. This is because when connected to shore power. The 2000 watt inverter limits the shore power "Pass through" current at 16.6 amps.
Why does Grand Design only allow a 2000 watt inverter? This takes your pre inverter installation from 30 amps to 16.6 amps.
I would appreciate a reply.
Thank You
Tim