RV Inverter Setup! How To Power It All! 50 Amp and 30 Amp.

[@AllAboutRVs]

UPDATED INSTALL HERE. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nZOuc6J_q72BhqM.

[@RVingwithG]

WOW, great info video. I only have 30 amp plug, but I am going to 400 amp hours of BBB. I have (going to mount) the 3000 Victron inverter charger on it's BACK, is that going to be OK???

[@izzi0644]

Does anyone know of a replacement for the smart phase transfer switch? I bought the parts one at a time, but it looks like it is no longer available . Is there another part I could use in place of it that would auto switch?

[@bptraveler6608]

I'm a electrician of 45 years planning to install this exact system and this video is exactly what I need, very concise information and diagrams and the AM Solar SPS has been the missing part I need to make it easy to use. Thanks again.

[@iscreamcandytv9642]

After u finish yours can u do mine plssssss

[@justinmercer8141]

I’m in over my head. I bought the battle born batteries and the Victron 3000 multipass. Can I make it work without all the other accessories on this diagram? The SPS is out of stock I have no idea how to replace that. Do hi just replace the inverterThat I currently have with the Victron? The inverter I currently have will not charge lithium ion batteries. Please help! No service center in my area will take a customer for over two months. I’m feeling like I should send all of the stuff back. And stick with deep cycle batteries and get through the season.

[@YourFrugalFriend]

@@justinmercer8141 Did you see the diagram for use with a manual switch? That could be used in place of the SPS.

[@justinmercer8141]

@@YourFrugalFriend I didn’t see that diagram. I did buy the switch. Can you link the diagram for me? Also, am I correct in understanding the switch is to select between 30 amp and 50 amp because 30 is single phase and 50 is dual phase? My knowledge of electrical is low but I’m learning.

[@ChadLower]

What are the Pros and Cons to having one 3000 inverter vs 2 on a 50 amp RV?

[@DeekJohnson]

This it it!!!!!! Why is this not everywhere....this is what every RV solar set should be!!!!! Great job!!!

[@rdrnnrmike]

Perfect timing for me too. I installed a MP 3000/12 myself with 400ah BB batteries and 600w solar on a 30a trailer last spring. We loved the lifestyle so much I upgraded us to a 50a fiver this past fall. I bought the SPS over the winter and have been staring at it and pondering since. Yesterday I uncovered the fiver, rubbed my hands together and started in. And this morning, I find your video. Wala! It all makes sense now. Thank you so much Jared!!

[@AllAboutRVs]

Glad it helped!

[@TalkToTobey]

Just finished my install today, following your instructions (and updated wiring) to the letter. Can't tell you how excited I was to power it all up and see it work flawlessly!!! Now my wife won't have to watch me pore over wiring diagrams every night for hours. It was a ton of fun to do myself. The biggest challenge was fitting into my space and routing all of the cables. Thank you so much for your diagrams and videos. Literally, couldn't have done it without you!

[@brianchetelat6601]

Hands down Jared, one of the best DIY videos I've seen to date. No matter the subject matter. Keep up the great work because you are helping a lot of us get better. Thank you...

[@wesleyofficer1237]

Came here looking for info on victron inverter/chargers as an off grid solar installation tech. Love your style! CLEAN, AND CONCISE.

[@victorlopez2143]

Unfortunately since I'm retired this is way out of my price range for this entire setup for a 30 amp RV. But I find your knowledge of this subject is just amazing to a point on why you don't do this for a living ? Again your amazing !!!

[@manyowefew1]

Thanks for your very informative videos. I have just finished a nearly identical 30 amp set up this week and it's awesome! I spent several months scouring KZbin for videos that I could really understand and your videos made me a little more relaxed when I was freaking out about the complexity of it all. The connection to the distribution panel was the most mysterious part of it for me so when I started running out of time and patience I ended up paying an installer $1300 to wire it up. But I couldn't be happier now. 800 watts of solar and 300 amp hours of battle born batteries with a 60 amp solar charge controller and 3000 watt multiplus has been perfect for me so far.

[@inmyimage1081]

Can you share what was included in that $1300? Seems awfully high for just labor on a one day job so I'm wondering what parts and materials were included in that cost? Thx

[@manyowefew1]

Unfortunately $1300 was just 10 hours of labor at $130 an hour. The wires, fuse, etc were another $400ish. The labor included making custom battery cables, connection to inverter, connection to charge controller, connection to distribution panel (AC and 12v) as well as installation of shunt/battery monitor, disconnect switch, and fuse. I installed the solar panels (including wiring) and mounted the batteries, inverter, and charge controller. They had quoted me at 5 to 10 hours and it ended up taking them more than 10 hours but they only charged me for 10. It definitely is pricey and I struggled with which installer to go with. I got lower quotes and I got higher quotes but I wanted to be sure the person I went with really knew how to do it properly. Customer service and warranty was key for me considering the huge investment in components. I’m very happy with what I’ve got now! Good luck!

[@inmyimage1081]

manyowefew1 Peace of mind sure can make expensive things worth it in the future though. Hope you enjoy the system and thx for the info.

[@manyowefew1]

Absolutely. It’s not just money but also safety. You’re welcome. I hope the information helps.

[@kiethstone101]

Thanks for the info. It’s nice to find a video that is not mundane and actually informative. I’m going to run this system in my toy hauler.

[@marvs4628]

Just what I have been looking for! I thought I was only going to be able to power half of my 50A RV unless I spent the money for 2 Victrons! This is way better.

[@bassone1]

for the price of the switch you can almost buy another multi-plus and get true 3000 watts on each leg, instead of splitting the 3000 watts in half. Plus the victrons are set up to function as true split phase. Don't waist you money on a switch that expensive and a little dangerous if it malfunctions one time.

[@jhr2112]

Just upgraded my RV to a super c, your information in this video is great. My specialty is networking and a camper but solar and inverters are new me and your video really set it straight in my brain. I really appreciate it.

[@xkevinxpwndu]

This couldn't have come at a more perfect time. I'm just now starting my Victron 3k and SPS install! I bought the full kit from AM Solar.

[@AllAboutRVs]

That's great

[@lewismkopp]

Hi - I have watched a number of your videos and have not commented. I just wanted to thank you for such an amazing job. You really do well explaining topics that are both useful and informative. I wish you all the best and thank you for your contributions to the RV community.

[@AllAboutRVs]

Thank you for your kind words!

[@christopherrasmussen8718]

Been using the smart phase converter for a year. The 'quite' one. It went bad. AM solar was awesome. I had to run some directed tests. They agreed to replace it. They gave me the standard (loud) one. Then they told me they are bringing out a new quite one and when they do they will send it to me to swap back for the loaner. I have all Victron too. Good stuff. I did use some of your schematics and thank you for providing them for free.

[@davidyule3605]

Thank you! You always have common-sense, useful, non-judgmental information. Much appreciated.

[@Chimp_6]

Excellent seminar, well done. I'm having our Overlander 190 watt system and 2 Sun Cycle AGM batteries installed in 3 days!

[@nathanjohnson2744]

Best how to video I think Iv seen. I couldn’t find any other videos with the diagrams like yours. I also couldn’t find any others that cover the 50 amp upgrade. Great job.

[@kruegdude]

Sigh, as with a lot of things this year, the SPS is out of stock at the moment so I'm having to go the manual switch route. Thanks for documenting that install choice.

[@MrBarakoto]

I'm a little slow but thanks for this video, I can play it over and over and I can even print your sample diagrams. Thank you so much.

[@dubTuube]

Had to pause this right in the middle to say that this video is amazing. Looks like i'm right on time, as well, now that you updated it! Thanks.

[@brownlee62534]

I've been a pool electrician for 40 years and I also wired houses. I can't tell you how many times people have asked me for a brief explanation of how the control system works. Their eyes almost immediately glazed over andaz intently as they try to listen I know they're lost. I had to stop years ago and figure out a way to explain the control systems to people who were not electricians. Busbar, shunt, contactor, relay and language I spoke every day about it just sent them into orbit. I saw the electricians comment about what a wonderful job you did of explaining it. What you didn't see is the thousands of people who shot the video off glazed over. As I watched I thought I can hear the remote clicking right now. The most critical aspect in teaching it's to make sure people understand every word, because once they don't understand a word all they do is try and figure out what it means and lose track. You will do far more good adjusting you're teaching to the absolute Layman. you literally need to break it down the kindergarten Electric. It's not just you, I watch several videos all week on RV solar, you certainly are not alone. if you're truly trying to teach people how to do what you've done you need to rethink your process. Although I have seen several people who are just trying to impress people with their intelligence. I don't know if you realize it but you had a six minute sales pitch for the products you were using before you ever got to one word about what you were actually doing. I don't know if it was intentional but I do know that many guys out there are pimpin for free product from manufacturers. if you really want to help people stop with the six minutes of sales pitch use that time to explain busbars, relays Etc in detail to a 9th grader. thanks for your time and effort I hate to see you waste it.

[@AllAboutRVs]

Thanks for the advice but I actually think I should have spent more time talking about the two main devices and their function which would come across as more of a sales pitch but is actually the majority of the questions in emails I’ve received. I had to explain the Hybrid Inverter and SPS features and functions to show how we were going to use them to power the entire RV like I mentioned in the first 20 sec of the video. I leave some of the details of the shunt and busbars to the other videos that I cover those so each video doesn’t become repetitive and over 40 min. You may not see it the same way but I hope that helps you see why I laid it out the way I did.

[@brownlee62534]

@@AllAboutRVs l see you're an intelligent well adjusted man who didn't have a tantrum defending himself. Good on ya. I really respect your knowledge and desire to help others. I do know how hard it is to cram it all in a timeline while getting your information across before people go comatose. I will be watching you for information, you are intelligent to watch.

[@steveschlackman4503]

You convinced me that I would certainly hire someone to set this up for me. You are very informative.

[@richardkoch8752]

In full agreement.

[@steveschlackman4503]

@@richardkoch8752 Did you see how thick the wires are on the 50 amp install? This is no joke wiring if you are not experienced.

[@richardkoch8752]

@@steveschlackman4503 Without a doubt this is a job for someone with RV and solar systems electrical experience. I would not trust just anyone to do it. I think maybe a call to Battleborn would be a good source of recommended experienced installers.

[@steveschlackman4503]

@@richardkoch8752 I am definitely not qualified. Whenever there is a video on these types of installations the RVer uses someone with knowledge. These are not simple installations. Battleborn batteries are not cheap. Better plan on keeping the RV for along time to get the ROI on the install.

[@steveschlackman4503]

Don't forget that wiring is being run from the roof to the control panel and the original RV controls.

[@bluegizmo1983]

Wow, this is exactly what I was looking for! I kept wondering how to tie everything together so the RV can still be used on normal plug-in power yet still have the battery and inverter power everything as well when not plugged in.

[@viczanchetta8041]

Great video. Installed a similar setup a year ago. Used all Victron components including the MPPT solar controllers (700w on the roof and 200w suitcase). Just tied everything together with a Cerbo GX and Touch 50 color display. The guys at AM Solar and Battle Born are the best. Love your videos. Next up is tiring. The tanks the Cerbo.

[@chuckbruni1230]

Thanks!

[@MingoMoon]

I just wanted to say thank you very much for your great video explaining the setup, parts list was greatly appreciated, and the diagrams where of great help, I had to redraw my setup to make sure I had all parts based on my configuration and location of the panel vs onboard surge protector and the location I installed the batteries and inverter/charger. I made final connections today, and tested the system. It all works great so far, will get to do a full test in the next 2 weeks we will be camping with 30 amp service but plan on unplugging and sudo boondocking to see how long 3 100 amp hr battleborn batteries will last up.

[@Oriskany34Ken]

Jared, we have been following your videos for a while. This inverter upgrade inspired us to give it a go with a multiplus 2000 in our Grand Design 21-G Momentum. Thank you for your excellent and informative videos.

[@AllAboutRVs]

Thanks! good luck with the inverter!

[@fortnoxz71]

Really wish all these components were in the same box. Hopefully in the next ten years someone will be smart enough to build this system a lot simpler. But overall looks easy. Thumbs up

[@timaz1066]

Thank you very much for this video. I ordered one of these inverters two days ago from a company that preprograms it for my battery set up. I was going to go with the multi +2 but believe it or not my 2000 Monaco dynasty doesn’t have enough room in that compartment considering all the other equipment in there with it. But this will do the trick and it’s a very big upgrade over my 1999 trace 2000 Square sine inverter. UPDATE: I installed it in my coach and It works great and my microwave doesn't make a nasty noise anymore when on the inverter. Thank You

[@matt5george]

Can you please show me how the smart phase selector is wired to the rv breaker panel?

[@fredfromboston812]

Another great video,,,I had to watch it about 3 times before I started to understand it,,,,but now that I have seen it,,,I know I need it. Thanks

[@AllAboutRVs]

Thanks Fred!

[@johnfraser6013]

Thanks much for this video. Coincidentally, this is VERY similar to the Solar setup I am currently working on. After spending around 10 hours with MS Paint, creating a system block diagram, I just happened upon this vid. Your system diagram is much more professional looking than mine - wish I had discovered your video (and system diagrams) about a week ago ! Thanks again.

[@ginger1r1]

Dude, I;m trying to go to bed and instead im racking up items on my amazon wish list. Just got the RV and I already want the solar. I am gonna take your advice and get a read on how much power. All though I feel pretty confident that if i just copy your set up it will be more than enough. Lots of information, I love it.

[@brianr7934]

Just installed my Victron Multiplus 3000 using the Baomain Transfer Switch. Works perfectly to power both sides of the 50 amp breaker panel from one hot lead from the Victron. Thanks a ton for the detailed wiring diagram!

[@leighsheppard8614]

Great information and perfect timing. All I need now is a zillion dollars :-)

[@briandavis9975]

Me too.

[@davidc1961utube]

This, plus solar panels and controllers for them, is not hugely more than an Onan generator when buying new. It is more, but if you ever sell your RV, and most people eventually do, a used generator depreciates hugely because buyers normally doubt they have been maintained. Solar panels and lithium batteries require no maintenance and have lifespans of decades, so therefore have a higher resale value. Total cost to install, use for 2 to 5 years, and sell will be less for solar, plus the silence means you can run it all night in a campground that has a generator curfew. If you already have an RV with a generator, the economics are less attractive, until and unless your generator dies.

[@RonReno-k2d]

Me to

[@christopherrasmussen8718]

I put mine in when I went to a new Victron Quattro 5000 and Lipos. Made things super simple.

[@kingarthur1953]

What a great solution. I have a 50 amp Grand Design Imagine travel trailer and have been looking at the 2 inverter setup but I like this much better. Hopefully some day we can work together to make this happen.

[@Daz5Daz]

Man to those of us in 220-240V parts of the world your amps just seem so bloody crazy!

[@897firefly]

Another awesome video. You explain things in a way that is very easy to understand and follow. Thank you for all your videos.

[@bradthomas9610]

Jared, Thank you for this excellent video, with your help and the great folks at AM Solar, I was able to install a nearly identical system, along with four Battle Born batteries, into my Vilano 375FL fifth wheel, saving many thousands in installation costs. Great job and very much appreciated...

[@fatherto2boys]

Great video Jared. Jared helped me with my install. I decided to use the manual switch and so far it is working great. It is nice knowing we are not going to throw a breaker when are on 30 amps or less! Thanks for your help and advice.

[@AllAboutRVs]

So glad it is working for you!

[@briandavis9975]

Thanks for sharing great explanation of the 220 volt set up now I understand why people are installing the transfer switch for the 220 volt I thought for some reason it wasn't necessary because the Victron has a built in transfer switch but that's only for single phase only.

[@abyronx]

looks good. I would highly recommend a mechanical interlock on those relays. if one welds in, your going to get major damage and possible fire

[@KevinTumlinson]

This is very insightful and helpful! I have a small Lance 1995 trailer, and I've been thinking of installing an inverter (I can't believe it didn't come with one installed). I've been kicking around the idea of building a bumper-mount box with batteries, inverter, etc., that I could essentially plug the camper into as needed (and take with me if I upgrade later). I think I could use this setup for something like that-though there's the issue of the inverter running the convertor. Thanks for being our sherpa on this mountain, sir. These are great.

[@heatherk8931]

They come with Converters, which confuses me because both deal w 12v/110.

[@jimbeaver27]

sounds like it was designed to run everything on 12VDC

[@JohnSmith-zk5pq]

Doesn't the Victron all ready have a built-in transfer switch??? Why have another?

[@brownsrvlifecampground9322]

You actually made a video that really broke everything down about this system thank you very much

[@trannga2625]

thank you for the diagrams. I understand the system I need now.

[@AllAboutRVs]

Glad it helped

[@b4804514]

Jered Nicely done intro. You are really good at this stuff and I really appreciate you taking the time to create content that is valuable and timely. All these systems are complicated with many decisions that need to be made to fit your instance. You explain it very clearly and best show us the actual how to. Thanks

[@goodoz9942]

I recently used your 30A schematic to light up one leg of our 50A GD TT with 618A of SOK LiFePO4 batteries. Works so well...we're really happy and looking forward to big power when supplementing our Honda 2200 or a 30A post. Thanks for these great videos! I really appreciate your content!

[@shem8028]

How was this done? How has it been holding up after one year?

[@goodoz9942]

@@shem8028 How it's been holding up is excellent...it delivers expected power (capacity and watt output). How it was done is a complex question that cannot be answered here...there are many install videos available here on YT.

[@pfsjmhall]

Hi Jarod this positive disconnect switch used in this video fused I didn’t see anything that looked like your, is there a model # that you can give me? Thank you in Advance.

[@desertvet1990]

Hey, this video is great but I’m wondering if you could do an additional video using this system in association with a solar set up charging the batteries? If you do have that video, could you provide a link. I’m just getting started in the whole solar RV set up, and I wanna make sure that I connect the solar charge controller up correctly to this system

[@AllAboutRVs]

Here is our updated system kzbin.info/www/bejne/rGWoaKKEltZ9oqcsi=GEjV2Mg77UezsoyU I plan to do a walk through soon.

[@ronniemaynor4434]

Small criticism; while testing the 50amp outlet, your hands were covering the outlet so I could not see where the leads were touching. Nice video.

[@makagallinger]

The multiplus has an internal transfer switch. Why the need for the smart select?

[@dgerfan8475]

SPS is used to send power to both 50AMP legs in order to enable inverter to power all 120v Appliances, outlets, etc... The transfer switch in the MultiPlus is single phase.

[@radfordhembree3866]

Thank you for all the help installing mine. We love it and it works well except, every time I shut down shore power I get a "Grid lost" alarm. It shows up in the Notifications. Don't know how to correct this. I have checked and rechecked all wiring. I've checked schematics, all good. I've also loaded the firm/soft ware via internet/computer and set the parameters. I have 3 100 AH Battle Born batteries. How can I get rid of the alarm? We love your videos. Keep making them.

[@michaelwedge1889]

Jared, excellent video. I have been searching for the best way to power my entire 50 amp RV with a solar solution. Was heading down the path of installing two MultiPlus Inverter/Converters and then I saw your video. Thanks for putting this one together. Also, the list of the parts with links to Amazon is awesome.

[@JoeyDee86]

Hopefully not a dumb question, but how would a generator and the 12v lead acids tie into this? Can my lead acid 12v be completely replaced by the lithium batteries?

[@liveslowsailfastonlanier1374]

Great information and easy to understand. Thank you! Question: ideally I wanted true 2x50 amps available and may be willing to spend the money on enough batteries and inverter equipment. What system setup and equipment would you think I should look at? Would love to be able to run everything with power assist, knowing I might deplete batteries very quickly, if I don‘t watch it.

[@lxe1986]

Thank you Jared for your information and explanation about the Smart Phase Selector. I just learn about this type of device while watching "Mountain Beaches - RV DIY SOLAR INSTALL For Off Grid Boondocking | Part 3 of 3" Thank you for sharing the diagrams so people can see how it can be installed. If I understand this device correctly, I still need to be hooked up to shore power or have a generator. Is this correct.

[@lonmar44]

I'm watching your video everything is very educationall but I thought the Victton converted charger does all that work for you

[@thetinkercook5430]

Awesome info! I've been looking on how I can install a 2000W inverter into my Bambi, but space is tight and adding wiring is complicated

[@cbueno6531]

Hello, I have a class A 2022 diesel that came with a very basic 100w solar system on a 2000watt inverter. I would like to upgrade into a 24v system using the setup you presented, but I have one small issue, the coach has an emergency jumper that allows me to use the house battery to jump the chassis battery in case of a emergency and I have not yet sort it out if I can still use that system with a 24v and be able to have that emergency jumper working through some sort of converter… But I love what you did. Thank you so much for presenting these options.

[@duanescarpetcleaningutah8999]

So do you have a wiring diagram for two 3000 watt inverter and this transfer switch? Great video, thank you

[@Taburnac]

Jared, all always, you pulled it off again. You make the best instructive videos out there by far. Great work on this inverter setup; couldn't be explained better. Food for thoughts: It would be nice if you'd add some solar to this inverter setup...... (please! lol). Anyhow, keep up the good work!

[@jamesstewart4834]

Great video, thanks for the diagrams. I already had all the parts and had started. Now I will change some of the control wiring from the auto transfer switch. The new transfer manual switch will add some safety. Which does happen from time to time at RV parks....I really like having the diagrams to post in bay for the day something doesn"t work...Thanks.

[@robwetch4469]

You video helped a bit. I have a 50amp rv that came with a factory inverter, but no instructions on how to use it. I have a side by side fridge that if I understand right, I might be able to power it using 15amps + batteries (4 deep cycle 6 volt solar charged)?

[@stevebennett1563]

I have a new fifth wheel with a residential fridge and two A/C units but the campground only has 20 amp service this is what I need thank you

[@apocolypse11]

Victron is gonna dominate the market because of innovation an keeping up with technology. The rest of the competition is stuck in the 90s.

[@jackj8163]

Great new video. I've been banging my head against the wall on the set up I wanted. I really wanted the Multiplus, but wasn't excited about a manual transfer switch. This set up and explanation have me set on the direction I'm taking my electric set up. It's going to have to be in phases, but the inverter and batteries are first. Thanks!

[@AllAboutRVs]

Smart to brake up the cost. It’s taken us over three years to build our setup.

[@heatherk8931]

@@AllAboutRVs which batteries do you recommend Jared? Thanks for the great videos!! You are awsome!

[@tomhart1857]

This video shows the wiring diagram for the manual switch but on your website I cannot find that diagram, it is different than the video

[@roubensarian2993]

What would I not accomplish if I didn't install a smart phase selector or a manual switch. Is this for rv parks that have bad power to RV. Thanks for all the knowledge.

[@AllAboutRVs]

Without the switch you would only power half the panel in a 50 amp RV when off grid and it wouldn’t have full function of the power assist when connected to anything less than 50 amps

[@RidewithLYXS]

I've been following you for quite a while and I love the way you explain everything I was building this setup that you were talking about but when it comes to the smart phase selector it is no longer available they do not make it all they're going to do is make a few more but there is a waiting list anyways so there's no use of going on it I have to go with a manual transfer switch I'm adding solar panels to the roof where would I go into the system so when I'm boondocking I can get the solar panel power and if I need more it would come from the battery Bank what would I need to add to the system that you built in this video to do that

[@RVwithTito]

Excellent Jared. I was about to suggest that AMSolar makes a smart phase selector, then there it was. Boom! I've been recommending those to 50A owners who ask about inverter installs, but I've never wired one up. Thanks. Now I can refer to this video.

[@AllAboutRVs]

Thanks Brian. It was fun getting to play with the equipment.

[@playinatlife5778]

Love your videos too Brian! You and Jared have the most informative RV channels on YT.

[@DavincisMind]

Super educational and clean video. Thank you. I'm planning to put in my RV two Victron Quattro's and two generators. Does that mean I will need two automatic Transfer switches ? As you probably know quattro has two inputs one for shore line and one for generator.

[@paulpipher411]

Great Video!!!! I have installed the unit and have the rotary switch installed with only the one jumper. Seems to me that the Neutral is only there when the inverter is on? How does the incoming neutral get to the RV breaker box with the neutral from the invertor always on. IS there a problem with this as it sits. Also my smart Dogle only sees the battery voltage and temperature. Why does it not see the inverter functions like It is supposed to. Bought the 6 pin connection cord for dogle to invertor output, and electrically it is hooked up correctly. is there a set up page that I missed in the set up, I wonder?

[@paulpipher411]

The dongle doesn't come come with a cable so I thought it was the same cable that the BMV 712. I was wrong!!! I put the right RJ45 cable in and restarted the app, and wow there it was with all the settings. It's too bad Victron did add a RJ 45 cable with the dongle, it would help with folks like me, :) :) Again, just wanted to say what a great video, and I have watched it several times along with your other videos. I have a brand new Grand Design 2021 (303 RLS) and as we go on our big camping adventure this year, we will have this great electrical system to help us enjoy dry camping. Thanks again for a great video, and I do subscribe!!

[@xfhq1890]

Great videos…. I’ll only look for your take on RV issues, additions, etc… Question about this video on 50a Victron install.. where can I buy this “Smart Phase Selector” transfer switch? I dont see it anywhere…. Would love your help…

[@Mywhtjp]

I'm wanting one of these for my trailer. I'm a dummy when it comes to wiring.. so I'll recruit a local electrician. The breakers and 12v fuses will be less than 6' away from it. It will be an easy install.

[@fellixx11]

Jared. Outstanding work as always.

[@joeblow8197]

Soooooo, when are you available to come help me install mine.

[@bakeblaker01]

I like that inverter a lot. Does it have an option for a controller mounted in the living space so a phone doesn’t have to be used?

[@michaelwilliams5234]

Would love this WITH solar panels!

[@coaltowking]

Great video, thanks! I'm new to RVing and your videos always seem to answer the whatever I'm thinking about.

[@AllAboutRVs]

Thank you

[@gonzaloburgos8642]

What will take to boondock morning thru morning , how many solar panels what kind of inverter and how many hybrid batteries and so on

[@tonyrodgers6730]

QUESTION: Great episode Jared. Would I need the same inverter if I have a 30 amp rig or is there a lesser inverter for my application?

[@MrZeissOne]

Nice job! Can I get a manual power transfer switch for 3 power sources? Shore, solar/batteries and generator.

[@ShadowGamer10675]

Can this be used with a regular generator and no battery bank to convert the generator into an inverter like generator for cleaner power?

[@tinamccay4850]

Thanks Jared. Love your simplicity.

[@AllAboutRVs]

Thanks

[@grantjohnson777]

Great detail, but what I'm hoping to find is if I can install an inverter to a regular 30 amp travel trailer....and how would the system be placed?

[@AllAboutRVs]

Absolutely we have a diagram for that. You can find it here it's the third one on the list.allaboutrvsinfo.com/rv-inverter-setup-how-to-power-it-all-30-and-50-amp/ Near the end of the video I do a walk through of the 30 amp install walk through.

[@Anthony-nr1nd]

Will this system be effective for someone who want to live in the RV full time in an area with no electricity?

[@lonmar44]

Can you do another video doing the same thing but with the 30amp because I have A30amp RV in and I want to do the same thing thank you

[@briandavis9975]

Hi Jerry I saw this video a month ago I appreciate your time to make it and show what the proper way it should be done at the time I went to your website and saw the auto transfer switch you recommend on Amazon and it's not the same model on your video? I also looked for it going off the am solar sticker on it thinking they sold it. But their not showing it on their website either. The one on Amazon I'm seeing has a plastic box and the reviews are terrible my question is where can I get the one you had in the video or is it discontinued. Any help is appreciated btw the diagrams on your site are awesome. Thanks for your dedication to the RV community helping people in their journey To see the world.

[@ervinst.germain3886]

If you use 2 victron multi plusses, would that eliminate the need for the sps? I know it cost about 2 times as much but seems like that may be simpler and provide more watts and amps to get full use out of your systems.

[@gmak907]

I have an internal surge protector I installed prior to the transfer switch (gives me protection from a possible runaway generator). I assume I can leave it there and pick up the wiring, from the transfer switch. BB suggested I use two inverter chargers because I want to be able to run both ACs at one time (I have a 50amp system)-just run one line to one and second to the other. Would this setup also do the same (I will have 6 BB batteries and one victron 3000). Thanks. Great video. I've watched three times and it get more understandable each time.

[@andypop123]

Great video and info as always. I use the Go Power IC2000, true power sharing is only on leg 1, it also has a built in transfer switch and 100 amp battery charger. Though our trailer is "50 amp" , the main part of the coach runs on 30A, which is connected to leg 1. I think the only true 50a appliance, is the battery charger of the IC2000. the second leg goes to its own dedicated circuit breaker, this runs the front bedroom AC. Anyhow thanks for the info.

[@Davidipac]

As a novice, I really feel confident that I could tackle this on my 30 amp traier. However, could you give some advice for dummies on how to make the real world connection between the external power lines either solar or external source and the junction box in the RV. I don't know where these wires run and would not want to make a mistake. David

[@genejones2842]

I have a dumb question. If I upgrade to one of these inverter/chargers, can I do away with the power converter that I am currently using as this unit supplies DC power or is the DC power here only used for charging the batteries? The wiring diagram seems to suggest that there is no need for a separate power converter with one of these.

[@retiredandroaming]

Yes. No need for the OE converter as the built-in charger on the Multiplus is a far better, higher quality charger.

[@nz0z134]

Thanks! So I have a transfer switch for the Onan generator. I assume I can take the output of that switch and treat it as the shore power input of this system?

[@AllAboutRVs]

Yes, you can.

[@donjacoby8581]

I am building a small system in a campervan. Using Victron 12/3000/120. Just 30 amp shore power, Do I need a transfer switch? Good video! tks

[@dwanehudson6904]

great info on this video but have one question. Can you run off your generator with this setup an well as solar and shore power? Also can i run all three AC units off this system on solar?

[@moodberry]

Will the 3000W inverter handle two air conditioners? I would assume it will only if the ACs have a soft start on them, right?

[@dougmann5803]

My fiance and I are in the final phases of purchasing our 1st RV, most likely a 2021/22 Northwood Mfg Arctic Fox 22G. I intend on boondocking several times during cold winter months for 5-6 day stretches - and, warmer weather boondocking with my significant other. Hoping a Zamp 230W portable array (along with 170W factory roof install) will aid in my endeavors. I also have a 3500W generator. My question is since I have yet to order the trailer - should I notify the mfg of my intentions BEFORE they begin the build OR should I wait till they deliver then proceed with my install. I am NOT a "sparky" (pursued ME) and I am not certain of what I need to know on factory wiring/components when it comes to installing something like you show. What should my main concerns be going into this? Great video - great execution! Thanks.