RV Power Inverter goes on sale at Outside Supply

We are currently putting a couple True Sine Wave Power Inverters on sale for RV applications.

One Outside Supply customer had a question regarding using the power inverter he bought for his travel trailer. He wanted to be able to make sure he could run an outlet to the outside of his travel trailer to power his TV so he could watch the game outside.

I advised him that it is easy to get the power outside, but it is important to make sure that a GFCI power outlet is used to help create a safer environment.

Using a transfer switch in an RV when installing an inverter can be a wise choice. Transfer switches are available at Outside Supply and here is why we usually suggest you use a transfer switch for basic inverter applications.

Using a transfer switch can provide extra protection to you inverter if shore power is connected. A transfer switch merely kicks out the inverter side of the circuit and switches to shore power automatically. When shore power is lost, the transfer switch again automatically switches to the inverter side of the circuit. This allows for continuous operation in case of power outage or disconnection.

http://www.outsidesupply.com/power-inverters.htmDry camping is made easier through the addition of an RV Power Invertor. This because an invertor will allow you to run household AC devices in your RV without running your generator.

Outside Supply sells Power Invertors convert DC power into AC power. This allows you to power AC devices off of your RV batteries and a Power Invertor.