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Default Travel trailer air conditioner

John H wrote:

If I've checked the voltage at the box, plug everything in, and turn
on the AC, how can I then determine whether or not a given outlet is
coming through an inverter or not?

There is a 120v socket mounted in the sink cabinet. We plug the coffee
pot in it. I guess I could measure the voltage, if any, when I'm not
connected to shore power. Would that work?


Yes.



It's not likely you have and inverter. It would take a 2000 watt
inverter to supply a single outlet. They are kind of pricey and if there
happened to be one in your rig it would have been listed in your
included options.
Monitor your voltage at any convenient outlet. You will notice a brief
dip in voltage as the AC compressor turns on.
 
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