1000w inverter installed.

[PARAPTOR]

I would assume the original 110 VAC outlet on the island was either a GFI or a normal outlet daisy chained from a nearby GFI? If so how did you address this in your mod involving the new inverter?

[bill-e]

Originally Posted by PARAPTOR

I would assume the original 110 VAC outlet on the island was either a GFI or a normal outlet daisy chained from a nearby GFI? If so how did you address this in your mod involving the new inverter?

I haven't run the internal AC yet but my thought was that if it is daisy chained, to remove the two Romex cables from the outlet and wire nut them together along with a third jumper wire which will run to the top outlet. (total of 3 wires each in the wire nuts).

Worse case I will install a double outlet box and have a completely separate outlet for the inverter.

[Desert185]

Originally Posted by bill-e

Pretty happy with the inverter and solar panel so far(last 24 hours). Electric awning in and out a couple of times, 4 cups from my Keurig one cup maker, 8 hours of CPAP and lights and the normal parasitic loads.

Sun angle coupled with the tree line has me getting sun on my panel between 9am-2pm, today 28ah.

Which Keurig do you have that is only 700W? Mine is a single serve, K15 and needs 1500W.

[bill-e]

Originally Posted by Desert185

Which Keurig do you have that is only 700W? Mine is a single serve, K15 and needs 1500W.

This is a commercial version (no consumer warranty) but is only 700w and is what Hilton hotels use.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B004978NKY...ing=UTF8&psc=1

[Desert185]

Everyone wants to be a cowboy until they have to do cowboy stuff.

Got the hat. Got the boots. Got the Keurig.

[bill-e]

I'm not a real cowboy, but I play one