noseoil wrote:A lot of people use a dual system. It uses a 12 volt battery & 110v shore power panel in their trailers. Mine uses a PD4045 (Progressive dynamics), which provides 110v power with circuit breakers, has a 12 volt fuse block & a converter to step down power from 110 volts to 12 volts. It also has a "stepped" battery charging system, to charge batteries when plugged into shore power. It looks like this on the front side & solves a lot of problems in a nice, neat package. I think I paid about $170 for it, but breakers need to be bought, along with the 12 volt fuses.
It's really the easiest way to sort out 110v power distribution & 12v fuses. If you add a 12 volt battery, your system is pretty good, add a solar panel & you have any option for camping pretty much covered.
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