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Haven’t thought of that. I like that idea.

The growatt will be charging the 24 volt battery bank via solar or shore power. I’m not worried about that battery bank. It’s the 12 volt batteries that will be powering the 12 volt lights/landing gear/slides…. I’m looking at the most efficient way to keep these 12 volt batteries charged.

It is a 12 volt pump. I believe it’s a 4awg wire. Ill check once I’m back to my rig.

That’s what the sticker on the side is the hydraulic pump says. I haven’t actually measured it myself. I was surprised too. The factory breaker is also a 250amp to the pump.

Thanks for the reply. Im looking to use a growatt all in one inverter. To my knowledge they do not make one for 12 volts, hence the reason for a 24 volt battery bank. I’ve looked at the step down converter. I would need to use multiple ones to achieve the 250 amps the landing gear can draw...

Im currently building a 24 volt battery bank in my RV and Im searching for a method to charge the 12 volt batteries used to power the landing gear, slides and lights. I’ve come down to either having the inverter convert it to 110 volts and then have the onboard converter charge the 12 volt...