Good evening folks, I've got a separate thread as I've got an issue with a DC solar trailer that seems battery related. Rather than trying to muddy the waters and bring in a second set of questions I thought best to start a second thread
Purchased a incomplete DC solar trailer setup from a gentleman on the cheap that has pretty much just the trailer, the Kubota 11 KW generator and the fuel cell
If you haven't Read my other thread all summarize my experience, I think I fully understand car and car stereo electrical components, but house and now solar electrical I feel like I'm at the point where I know just enough do you either have a shocking experience or catch something on fire, lol!
As I am having issues apparently with my DC solar trailer and the forklift batteries, I'm looking for some guidance on how exactly to power a washer and dryer. The Kubota 11 KW generator seems to have been factory clipped behind the panel for every output except the 50 amp....
So here's the simplified question, is it possible to go straight from the generator with the 50 amp feed do a distribution box of sorts that has some 120 AC standard household plugs to power the washer and dryer? Or do I need another inverter in between?
If I cannot go directly from the generator, am I to assume correctly that even with somewhat faulty batteries I can pipe the generator to the DC solar trailer while I'm needing the washer and dryer and just run more cordage from the DC trailer to the washer and dryer?
Thank you
Purchased a incomplete DC solar trailer setup from a gentleman on the cheap that has pretty much just the trailer, the Kubota 11 KW generator and the fuel cell
If you haven't Read my other thread all summarize my experience, I think I fully understand car and car stereo electrical components, but house and now solar electrical I feel like I'm at the point where I know just enough do you either have a shocking experience or catch something on fire, lol!
As I am having issues apparently with my DC solar trailer and the forklift batteries, I'm looking for some guidance on how exactly to power a washer and dryer. The Kubota 11 KW generator seems to have been factory clipped behind the panel for every output except the 50 amp....
So here's the simplified question, is it possible to go straight from the generator with the 50 amp feed do a distribution box of sorts that has some 120 AC standard household plugs to power the washer and dryer? Or do I need another inverter in between?
If I cannot go directly from the generator, am I to assume correctly that even with somewhat faulty batteries I can pipe the generator to the DC solar trailer while I'm needing the washer and dryer and just run more cordage from the DC trailer to the washer and dryer?
Thank you