bsackettkc
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Well still nothing from Heartland on this. Though I haven't been too aggressive on the matter and just took them on their word they would get back with me. Will have to give Camping World some kuddos on the fact they took it on themselves and sent me a 2000 watt inverter to help with all the devices that are wired into the inverter.
According to Heartland before I bought the unit Camping World put in a claim on the inverter and that is why I had a Nature Power installed. Believe they were seeing the issues I'm seeing and just assumed it was the inverter.
As I'm getting ready to go on an extended trip I'll have to circle back with Camping World and Heartland to figure out how things are wired. The only way to get the fridge to run and stay on from inverter then on while generator running is to shut the main breaker off at the circuit panel. So the fridge will run from the inverter at all times.
My question is, will that be an issue? Shouldn't the converter keep the batteries charged while on shore power or while on generator?
According to Heartland before I bought the unit Camping World put in a claim on the inverter and that is why I had a Nature Power installed. Believe they were seeing the issues I'm seeing and just assumed it was the inverter.
As I'm getting ready to go on an extended trip I'll have to circle back with Camping World and Heartland to figure out how things are wired. The only way to get the fridge to run and stay on from inverter then on while generator running is to shut the main breaker off at the circuit panel. So the fridge will run from the inverter at all times.
My question is, will that be an issue? Shouldn't the converter keep the batteries charged while on shore power or while on generator?