amydon said:
Does this work with an inverter/charger?
If you are questioning whether or not you may have an INVERTER as opposed to a CONverter, the answer is yes, it is possible but...
Be aware of the differences: An inverter uses
12Volts (batteries) to produce
120V to run mostly small appliances. Air conditioners, microwaves etc are way too power hungry for using inverters in the usual RV setup. The larger inverters can have a battery charge function as well. RV's often have a very small inverter to run TV etc when 120V shore power is not available. Any major inverter use requires LOTS of battery power from big battery banks, which cannot be replaced until the charge function is available through plugging in to shore power or using a generator.
A CONverter uses
120V (shore power or generator power) to produce
12V and, at the same time, charge the batteries, run all the 12V stuff such as lights, furnace, fridge
controls, water heater
controls and all other 12V needs in the house portion of an RV.
All that to say you, more than likely, will have a
CONverter/charger..........