2nd House
West Texas Ranch
- Joined
- Apr 1, 2020
- Messages
- 22
Hello All...
I'm looking for a 12V Split Phase Inverter/Charger with transfer.
I know, I know...12V is no good and you should go to 48V.
Here's why I want to stay with 12volt: Primarily I have 2 Battle Born 100 amp batteries, and I do not want to purchase more batteries.
I may be talked into a 24volt Split Phase Inverter/Charger with transfer, but then I would need to buy a step down transformer, which means another device that may go bad, which I can not have in the remote wilderness where this cabin is.
At any rate, that's what I'm looking for and 12 volt is sort of hard to find.
Also, I don't need any thing exotic like SolArk Grid Tie, as the utility company I am with does not offer grid tie...Gridty?...GridTie?...they don't offer outside storage. This will mainly be to keep my refrigerator turned on when the power goes out...which happens a lot out here. My last setup like this, was a simple Reliable brand 3000watt inverter, which I used an external WFCO Transfer switch and a 30 amp adapter to get my two power lines to the transfer switch...but I would like to have a split phase inverter/charger with its own transfer switch
Thanks for the help
I'm looking for a 12V Split Phase Inverter/Charger with transfer.
I know, I know...12V is no good and you should go to 48V.
Here's why I want to stay with 12volt: Primarily I have 2 Battle Born 100 amp batteries, and I do not want to purchase more batteries.
I may be talked into a 24volt Split Phase Inverter/Charger with transfer, but then I would need to buy a step down transformer, which means another device that may go bad, which I can not have in the remote wilderness where this cabin is.
At any rate, that's what I'm looking for and 12 volt is sort of hard to find.
Also, I don't need any thing exotic like SolArk Grid Tie, as the utility company I am with does not offer grid tie...Gridty?...GridTie?...they don't offer outside storage. This will mainly be to keep my refrigerator turned on when the power goes out...which happens a lot out here. My last setup like this, was a simple Reliable brand 3000watt inverter, which I used an external WFCO Transfer switch and a 30 amp adapter to get my two power lines to the transfer switch...but I would like to have a split phase inverter/charger with its own transfer switch
Thanks for the help