RV Battery Upgrade Inverter

What is an RV battery inverter?

An RV battery inverter takes the 12 volt DC (direct current) power from your RV batteries and converts it to 120 volt AC (alternating current) power. Tip: Learn more about current by reading What Are Amps (And Amp-Hours) And Why Do They Matter? An inverter doesn’t store energy like a battery; it just converts it.

Should I install a power inverter in my RV?

Installing a power inverter in your RV is a game-changer, allowing you to bring the comfort of home with you, no matter where your adventures take you. Whether you're charging your devices, brewing coffee, or running a microwave, a reliable inverter ensures you can power your essential appliances with ease.

How do I install an RV inverter?

Use a transfer switch or sub-panel to safely route the power. Simpler setups: For a more straightforward installation, simply plug your appliances directly into the inverter's AC outlets. This step depends on your RV's setup and how many devices you plan to power through the inverter.

How do I integrate an inverter into my RV's AC power system?

If you want to integrate the inverter into your RV's AC power system, this step is essential. Built-in AC wiring: For systems that include an integrated AC circuit, connect the inverter's output to your RV's breaker panel. Use a transfer switch or sub-panel to safely route the power.