Inverter Question In Our Georgetown

[Jmsx2]

Hey Gang,

Not sure if I should put this here or under a Georgetown thread. We have a 2014 Georgetown 328 TSF.

Do you leave your inverter on (Residential Fridge) while plugged in at a campground? The reason for my question is if we happen to be out for the day and the campground looses power, will the inverter take over for the fridge as a back up if left turned on.

The second part to this question. if the inverter is left on while plugged in or while the generator is running will it burn up the inverter?

Moderator, If this thread should be moved over to the Georgetown section, please let us know.

Thanks everyone.

[AquaMan]

The inverter has a transfer switch on it, so it won't actually come on until you actually lose power.


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[Jmsx2]

Originally Posted by AquaMan

The inverter has a transfer switch on it, so it won't actually come on until you actually lose power.


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That's good to know.. We'll leave it on while set up at a campground...

Thanks AquaMan

[spock123]

I leave mine on all the time, the refrigerator too


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[ScottBrownstein]

Originally Posted by spock123

I leave mine on all the time, the refrigerator too


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X2 on that. No reason to shut it off, no load until needed.

[Jmsx2]

That's great to know. I was worried about burning it up if I left it on while plugged in.

Thanks everyone.


John & Janine
Pazzo the Maltese
2014 Georgetown 328 TSF
2013 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon (Toad)

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