Having Problems with Your RV Inverter?

Here are a few steps we suggest to see where your problem or problems are located.

You can backup your home refrigerator with a power inverter!

Using an inverter and a battery bank you can back up your refrigerator. This works by unplugging the refrigerator during a power outage and plugging into to your backup power inverter. There are also ways to make it automatic using an auto transfer switch and an inverter charger.

We often get calls at Outside Supply expressing frustration about how to remove interference from a TV or radio run on a power inverter.

There are several things you can do, but the best solution is to upgrade your sensitive loads to a true sine wave power inverter. This upgrade will provide a cleaner more consistent AC power to your device. This often cuts interference or lines caused by the previous power inverter completely.

There are a few things to try if you don't want to upgrade you power inverter:

Power Inverters

Power inverters are great devices that  can really make a lot of applications easy and quiet for the RVer. A lot of time when an Rver wants to run his or her  microwave when drycamping, they need to power up their generator. This is both noisy and requires fuel. Once an RVer installs a power inverter in their unit, they can just go ahead and run that microwave off their RV's batteries. Outside Supply carries a full line of power inverters and accessories to get the job done right with strong reliable equipment.

A power inverter is a device that converters DC power to AC power, or in simple terms, Battery Power to Household Electricity. A good clean power inverter will allow you to run a variety of electronics ranging from laptops, TVs, Microwaves, Coffee Pots and more off your batteries.