Inverter socket distance (1 Viewer)

[mikekaren2]

Question for inverter users, I am fitting a 2000 watt inverter it will be hard wired to the lesure battery with the supplied leads as I know that the inverter should be close to the battery.
My question is, the inverter has two 3 pin sockets do I have to plug appliances directly into these sockets or can I run an extension lead from the inverter socket & connect it to a new socket further away from the inverter so I can plug appliances nearer he other end of the MH in a more convenient position?:help:

 

[DABurleigh]

Your mains cable can be as long as you like; no need to worry about resistive losses at the higher voltages.

I wrote an inverter guide for another MH site but can't see a repository on this site for such guides. If there is one I'll copy here.

Dave

 

[Wildbill]

Your mains cable can be as long as you like; no need to worry about resistive losses at the higher voltages.

I wrote an inverter guide for another MH site but can't see a repository on this site for such guides. If there is one I'll copy here.

Dave

maybe Jim will make a handy electrical thread or there may be one :thumb:

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[eddie]

Your mains cable can be as long as you like; no need to worry about resistive losses at the higher voltages.

I wrote an inverter guide for another MH site but can't see a repository on this site for such guides. If there is one I'll copy here.

Dave

Hi Dave, it's here Broken Link Removed

Eddie

 

[DABurleigh]

Thanks, Eddie. Done.

Dave

 

[vwalan]

when i,m at home i run a couple of 30ft extension leads into the house . power fridge and freezer plus a few other leccy items off the solars through the inverter . cant waste that free power .

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