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Originally Posted by woodruff13
I'm getting a Surecall Fusion4Home for my FR Forester 2401W.
This post is to ask folks about how to ditch the brick. The unit comes w/ a 115V to 5-15V converter, aka brick, aka wall wart.
But 115V in a 2401W only exists on shore power, or when the generator is running. We end up dry camping often.
Can I bypass the inverter / converter process? Rather than have an external inverter create 115V, and the supplied converter then create 5-15V, can I plug the Fusion4Home directly into the house DC supply, like I would a 12V TV? or my Music system?
Does someone make an isolator or filter to protect the input to the appliance when connecting to house battery?
I searched for a thread on this topic, but did not find the right keywords, I'm sure others have the same question.
Thanks, Bill
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Bill
The short answer is yes. You just need to tap into 12 volts somewhere in the trailer and make a connection to the unit. I would also suggest an inline fuse to protect the unit. Look on the wall lump to see what current rating you need.
I hope this helps. PM me if you have any questions.
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