24V Van System Drawing. Get your overripe tomatoes ready!
- Thread starter HaldorEE
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I looked at the Giandel and agree, you are kinda stuck. A contactor that can handle the current is not cheap and as you said, there is a risk using one will fry your inverter. If I was you, I would replace it while it is still working and get something better. You should be able to recoup at least half of the money you spent on Giandel.
I suggest you look at the Xantrex models I linked to. For some reason the 12V versions are cheaper than the 24V. If your system is 12V, you can get one of these for less than $600. These inverters are UL listed which is not a meaningless distinction.
Xantrex Freedom X 2000 True Sine Wave Power Inverter - 12vdc - 120vac - 2000w
XANTREX FREEDOM X 2000 12VDC 120VAC 2000W TRUE SINE WAVEFreedom X 2000 True Sine Wave Power Inverter 12VDC 120VAC 2000WTrue sine wave 120 Vac inverter with builtin transfer switch Designed for recreational and commercial applicationsThe Free...www.hodgesmarine.com
Did you ever build your system? Any photos?
Electrical system is together. Working on the van it is going in. Insulation, plumbing, wall panels.
I hope to get done before summer gets here.
