Xantrex inverter installation

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Bruce,

To further try to address your questions,
You can use the AC romex wire to connect to the Inverter AC output,
and reuse the remote wireing for overhead driver operation.
The existing remote panel is small and crowded, I moved the remote
On/Off switch to the area just right side of the rear camera display.
It is easier to access from the front living area, when not driving.

Jeff Miller gave me a great idea on the big nasty squirrel cage
blower in the battery charger bay. Just junk it and install one or
two 110 volt computer exhaust fan , mount them high on the right side
vent opening, This will open up more storage in that Bay , The
computer type fans are much quieter for the neighbor in the next
camp site.

Bill 88 FC It is always good to help others spend their bucks.



--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "birdshill123"
wrote:
>
> One of my upcoming projects on out 1988 FC will be to replace the
> existing inverter and "dumb" battery charger with the 458, 2000
Xantrex
> inverter charger. I do not plan on running the A/C with the
inverter.
> But I thought it would be nice to operate the Micro and once in a
while
> the TV's. In my unit the existing charger and inverter are in
adjacent
> comaprtments, streetside. The inverter is in the large
compartrment
> just forward of the dinette and the charger is in the one right
under
> the dinette. The charger also has a big fan in the compartment for
> cooling. I have not yet determined which circuits are powered by
the
> inverter but I only see one 110volt romex coming out of the
inverter. I
> have the basic remote for the Xantrex and will probably be able
to
> utilize the existing wiring for the remote. I do not have a
complete
> wiring diagram and would appreciate any tips on this install. If I
just
> connect the existing wiring to the inverter/charger what will be
the
> results? Any suggestions appreciated. As always this forum is a
wealth
> of knowledge.
>
> Bruce
>