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Old 12-17-2018, 12:45 AM   #41
taylorbob1
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Brand: Thor Motor Coach
Model: '17-Vegas 24.1
State: California
Posts: 2,227
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I ended up using 6awg because it was easier to work when connecting to the Converter
Even though AIMs recommends 4awg.

My reasoning is that inverter is only powering 1 TV and maybe a DVD player when it's ON. That's no more than 200 watts (?).

(The majority of the outlets in my Vegas 24.1 is on the GFI line which only works with shore power)

When inverter is plugged into shore power, and the transfer switch automatically comes on...the inverter only serves as a conduit/go-between the 14awg standard household wire from the Converter to the outlets.

So, in my opinion....6awg is fine
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