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Originally Posted by fulltiming
Jimmy, you mentioned your 110 volt refrigerator. Is that refrigerator on your inverter? I just have an RV type Norcold 110 volt/propane refrigerator in my coach and it is not wired into the inverter. The items originally powered by the inverter on my coach were the electric outlets to the AV equipment in front and rear, the microwave, the ceiling fan over the bed, the 120 volt lights over the lavatory and, if the engine was running, the ice-maker.
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No' the ole' 75 Classic has a household 110v refigerator installed, need the inverter or the gen when traveling. Besides the two inverters, there is also a converter installed, not sure what's up with that....The other things are the AV equiptment, some lights, both AC's and the microwave. The only thing that runs off propane is the furnace 40gal tank and the water heater another 6 gal tank.. The 110v panel is powered by the inverter, shore power or gen....there is a automitic switching device..