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Originally Posted by cbach
Being the the inverter is supposedly 1800 watts, it "should" be able to run a coffee maker while boondocking yes? Seems the only things on said inverter are the refrigerator, lights, water pump, heater, and outside TV, but no inside TV's or any plug in the kitchen...weird  |
All Electrical receptacles with in 6 feet of water or a water source should be protected by a CFCI circuit. Usually there is only one GFCI circuit in lower priced coach and it is not powered by a small inverter. I had the same problem running a portable ice maker when on the road. I ran an extension cord from the bedroom TV receptacle to the dinette to use while traveling. After a year, I add an electrical sub panel and with new GFCI circuits to the dinette and kitchen. Both were powered by a new Xantrex inverter, as I wanted an 30 amp transfer relay.
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