ctechbob
Well-known member
**If you have a good 12v source nearby. **And you don't need a lot of power for your 110v item.
I've been searching for a good place to mount the charger for the drill battery we carry with us for operating the stabilizers and other assorted tasks. Finally decided that I would add an outlet to the front passthrough. I was going to go into the wall to branch off a real 110v outlet when I realized there was another way.
I bought a 12v ---> 110v inverter, tied it in to the battery lead that my solar controller runs through (Plenty of cable there for the low wattage I'll be pulling through it) and mounted it in the passthrough.
The inverter also has a USB-C PD port, a Quickcharge Port and two other regular USB ports, so now I can charge random camp lights/flashlights up there and not have those strewn all over the inside of the camper.
Yes, nothing is level. Aware....
I've been searching for a good place to mount the charger for the drill battery we carry with us for operating the stabilizers and other assorted tasks. Finally decided that I would add an outlet to the front passthrough. I was going to go into the wall to branch off a real 110v outlet when I realized there was another way.
I bought a 12v ---> 110v inverter, tied it in to the battery lead that my solar controller runs through (Plenty of cable there for the low wattage I'll be pulling through it) and mounted it in the passthrough.
The inverter also has a USB-C PD port, a Quickcharge Port and two other regular USB ports, so now I can charge random camp lights/flashlights up there and not have those strewn all over the inside of the camper.
Yes, nothing is level. Aware....
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