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Old 10-20-2020, 12:03 PM   #3
RVHopeful
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Brand: Thor Motor Coach
Model: Freedom Elite 30FE
State: Virginia
Posts: 50
THOR #19723
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Originally Posted by DavidEM View Post
I can't help you with a specific location, but I can give you some criteria.

An 1,100 watt inverter will draw as much as 100 amps DC. That is much more than your DC fuse panel can handle, so you need to wire it directly to the batteries with a 100A fuse or breaker near the battery. You also need to minimize the distance to the batteries. A location 10' away will require #4 wire to keep the voltage drop down to about 1/2 volt.

David
David, Thanks it came with about 3 foot sections of #4 wire, fortunately most logical spots are really close to the battery. The Red wire came with a an ANL fuse already installed, I will need to check the amperage rating on that. For my education I assume when you say it can draw 100amps how is that determined? I'm trying to understand what situation would make that occur?
Thanks for the advice!
Larry
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