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I appreciate the input so far. I'm likely going to call Renogy. I don't see anything on their website that indicates this will charge multiple independent battery banks. It will handle multiple charge input sources. I'll report back here if I get an answer from them.

I'm converting my house batteries in a motorhome to LifePO4 and considering staying with a 12v bank for now since that is the way the current inverter is setup. I would like to be able to gently maintain charge on the FLA chassis batteries when parked and be able to charge LifePO4 house...

I agree, except the main breaker.

Yes, Joey. Here are both power panels. Like jberger said, it looks like it is running most inverter loads in stock config on one leg. I received my batteries from China, so I am working on getting them top-balanced. Let me know any other questions you have now that the rig is on the street here.

I suspect you are right. I hadn't considered just using another MS2812

That is single phase 240.

Yes, I understand that. My plan is just to not use the electric boiler (it's primary source is diesel anyway), dryer, and two of the air conditioners. -or maybe experiment with mini-split system for one or two of the air conditioners.

That magnum shows promise. I might even be able to maintain my current magnum remote/wiring.

Yes, it is all factory. I don't have a photo, but there is a sub-panel for the leg that can be fed by the factory inverter. It has all the breakers for the more common items, like microwave and outlets. I believe the other leg, which is on the main panel above, is currently pass through and...

I could be wrong about the 240v. The coach is in storage, but here is a pic I have of the main AC panel - don't have one of the sub-panel.

Newbie here looking to upgrade my power system in a class-A motorhome. Currently has a factory setup of 12k split phase generator that I want to keep and a Magnum 12v 2800w inverter/charger that drives one side of the split phase system. It is currently powered by 8 FLA batteries. My goals...

Looking up specs on this. Is this one of these models currently on Growatt's site? SPF12000T DVM-US SPF12000T DVM-US MPV SPF12000T DVM-MPV

That is exactly what I am describing. I'll have to watch the video a few times, but this is very helpful!

I've been searching for large panel installs on a high-end diesel pusher and haven't really found anything to help. Most of these coaches have little 8-10" side-walls that extend above the roof. I believe the original intention of these side walls was to create a more uniform look, hiding air...