Can Go Power Heavy-Duty Inverter 34280178 Connect to RV Through a Transfer Switch

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Can I directly wire inverter to converter through a transfer switch and not worry about hurting the coverter charger and such when not using shore power? For remote applications.

asked by: Jamey W

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The Go Power Heavy-Duty Modified Sine Wave Inverter # 34280178 can connect through a transfer switch to your RV's 12VDC battery bank. Since it has built-in safeguards for over/under voltage, short circuiting, overloading, and over/under temperature it will protect your RV electrical system during power use. It will also display battery wattage and voltage so that you know your power status at any time. You can use the Installation Fuse Block Kit # 342GPDCKIT5 to connect the inverter to your batteries.

Please note that due to the high voltages involved this unit must be installed in accordance with local and national electrical codes by a qualified installer. Complete instructions are linked for you.

expert reply by: Adam R

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Answer 1

So the #PD4045CSV was recently redesigned so that it could switch between lithium batteries and non-lithium batteries where in the past it was only non-lithium. This is why other part number is getting discontinued.

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You will be able to upgrade your #PD4045KA to use lithium batteries, and in order to do this you'll need to replace the converter (there isn't just an added part aside from the converter that will allow you to do this). So what you…

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Answer 3

The correct replacement control center for your Progressive Dynamics Panel #PD4045KA for the lithium battery style you mentioned is the part #PD4045LICSV. LiFePO4 is a type of lithium battery and has different charging requirements.

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The Go Power Heavy-Duty Modified Sine Wave Inverter #34280178 is an industrial inverter that provides AC power for electronics and appliances. It has a 3,000 watt running power output. This is more instrumental than the voltage output. However, 102…

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A power inverter, or inverter, is a power electronic device or circuitry that changes direct current (DC) to alternating current (AC). So it will turn your battery power (DC) into (AC) like your house. This lets you use appliances and devices that…

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Answer 6

It sounds like you're saying it is hooked up to power but it doesn't have the ability to raise the trailer. This could be the batteries or a problem with the wiring. It is probably getting power, it just may not be enough to lift the trailer.…

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This is a pretty common issue as the 12 volt accessory/charge circuit is not always active on vehicles with OEM 7-ways. The solution is to run 10 gauge wire like part #10-1-1 (sold by the foot) through a breaker like part #9510 between the 1:00 pin…

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Answer 8

I can definitely help you determine the correct inverter for your TV and coffee machine. To figure out the correct inverter, you simply need to know the amount of watts your TV and coffee machine use. While TVs don't generally consume much…

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Answer 9

Hi James, To my knowledge the Reese Goosebox is the only replacement option that won't void the frame warranty. That being said, the frame warranty is typically only a year so you really aren't losing much voiding it, especially if you've…

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Typically two batteries are needed for a 2,000 watt inverter like the part #34278156 that you referenced.

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The EB01-140 and EB01-145 are Redneck Trailer Supply part numbers for a Dexter 12-1/4 x 3-3/8 7-bolt brake assemblies for a 9-10K axle. The proper replacements are available as part #23-450-451, which includes the left and right self adjusting brake…

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You might go with 00 AWG but it depends on the length you'd need. Basically if you'd be over the 10 feet with the #PD64FR. So the fuse recommended for this is 200 amp which yes this was designed to handle surges over that since it's rated…

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