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Originally Posted by TurnerFam
in my coach, which has all the outlets on the inverter, including the 'hidden' outlet for the microwave, fridge, TVs, etc., I have 4 - 15amp circuit breakers as part of the 'sub panel', within the main panel, for the 30amp breaker from the inverter.
This 30amp breaker is fed from the Inverter, backwards, into the sub-panel power bar, where the 15amp circuits each get their juice.
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Would you mind going into a little more detail on this if you can spare the time?
It sounds like you isolated circuits in the main panel to create a pseudo 'sub panel' (i.e. not a completely separate panel). Those circuits are for all your wall receptacles, microwave, fridge, TVs and ????. What doesn't run on inverter power other than A/C?
Is the 30A breaker the one that receives its feed from shore power and does the transfer switch in the inverter sense the shore power and shut down? What I'm wondering is how you controlled shore power back feed as to not damage the inverter?
Thanks.