Can this unit be hardwired in to the 110V circuit of a motorhome
996566
That is how I use mine, actually using a heavy duty 3 prong plug and it works great. Powerful and quiet. I like the remote, event though it only puts it in "standby" mode from the remote. Recently sold my motor home to buy a newer unit and the inverter was the first thing I removed to install in the new unit.
996567
There are 4 separate 110 volt outlets on the unit. 15 amps for each plug. Just use a male plug on the cord from your R V.
996568
no it can't but you can plug the power cord in to it all of the breakers need to be flipped in the off position you then you can run some of it like outlets refrigerator or one a/c by it self.the a/c will run for 45 min. on 4 250 AH batters that it then it off.
811242
Sorry, don't know the answer to that, but the motorhome we used the converter on was about that old. (If that helps any!)
553925
Yes you can you just have to change the input voltage on the back of the unit and then plug into the 110 output on the front of the unit
1298385
unsure .... I did it ..... but didn't check the paperwork. There may be a model variation for hardwiring. Ask manufacture on their site..
1454090
I do not believe this one can. I bought this one as a stand alone unit for an RV. The only ones I know of that can be connected are the ones that are 110 volt with a battery back up.
1922053
I would think so. I use it for 30A service for my camper. Not sure what amperage your motorhome requires.
2023070
This is a 240 volt unit. It requires higher voltage wiring (can't just use a normal 110 volt plug in). It doesn't come with a "plug". It's intended to be hardwired from your household electrical breaker box directly to the unit, although a pigtail could be added for plugging in to a dryer style receptacle (for portability and quick disconnect purposes). An electrician is highly recommended...
19315
I don't see why you would have any problem hard wiring the unit. I don't know how the extension plug is wired in but you shoul be able to make the hard wire connection.
1223236
Yes, it is designed for 12v hardwired applications. I put this in as a replacement unit in our travel trailer, and it is working just great.
26031
Yes, this unit is meant to be hard-wired into a 12volt system. I'm planning to install it in my travel trailer tomorrow. The section that goes into the wall = 5 3/8"L x 1 7/8"W x 1 3/16"D (front panel that sits on the wall surface ~ 1/8" thick).
431614
This item plugs directly into a 110vac recepticul so I would have to say no. But if your just monitoring line fluctuations and polarity in RV parks this is for you.
230859
I do not know the answer to that question. I suspect not since it is a normal 110v appliance, most common to small appliances used in the United States. I think that any electrician could answer the question, knowing it is a 110v piece of equipment. Possibly using a voltage step down converter, might work, although I have no technical knowledge to support that.
422847
Not out of the box. You would have to add a male receptacle plug, which could be done easily enough. Be CERTAIN that you have a good ground, and that the wiring to the circuit, as well as the breaker, can support 30A.
1585807
Hardwired 12 volt DC and therefore not suitable for home use. You would need something for 120 volt AC current.
916124
Yes. What ever takes 110 can be plugged into it. But, I had to return mine. It quit working. If you are going to use it often or use things that draw a lot of voltage, I suggest you get a heavy duty one. I also suggest that you have your vehicle running, to avoid draining your battery.
1616755
Sorry, I'm not qualified to answer that. If it puts out 110/120 volts I don't see why not. Call up the mfr. or distr.
113734
I would not use this in a home because of 12V. I would purchase a regular home unit made for 110AC.