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Old 09-04-2020, 05:15 PM   #7
Beau388
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Brand: Thor Motor Coach
Model: Hurricane 31S
State: Texas
Posts: 4,178
THOR #6411
Your inverter draws 12 volt power from the batteries to produce 120 volt for the fridge and the TV. That is all it does. You have a converter that converts 120 volt AC from the power center (under the bed) and converts to 12 volts DC to be used to charge the batteries and power all other 12 volt items in the coach. The converter is located in the lower half of the power center in the bed's side wall behind a brown steel panel with a twist lock. It has its own 120 volt AC 15 amp circuit breaker in the power center. The Use/store switch must be on for the batteries to charge by shore power or Generator power. The voltage display on the inverter's panel show the battery voltage. (when on). It will be above 12.8 volts if the batteries are being charged and approximately 13.4 when the batteries are fully charged (floating charge).
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2016 Hurricane 31S
1961 Rampside in tow
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