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Originally Posted by dstankov
Chance, it's simple. I turn the inverter power button off since the inverter is not needed on shore power or when the generator is running. The 1800 has a remote panel that is mounted in the cabinet above my entry door.
Now, if I elect to run the inverter while on shore power or with the generator the remote panel will tell me how much voltage is being supplied to the batteries during charging.
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Thanks Dave. That confirms there is a relay that switches between the inverter and shore/generator power.
All inverter/chargers I've seen had a transfer switch built in, but it sounds like your inverter is not an inverter/charger. I'm trying to determine if inverters Thor uses for these applications have the transfer switch built in.