Passing this simple question about inverters on to this forum…apologies are due though, because I’m sure it’s been asked before
Earlier this afternoon I gave AM Solar a call (Solar installation company in Springfield, Oregon), only to find that they had closed their doors last summer.
To say I was…Gobsmacked?…doesn’t begin do it justice; I’ve been counting on them over the years for technical advice - ever since they installed a fabulous solar system on my truck camper in December, 2020. (They were such an obviously cutting-edge and extremely competent company I cannot imaging what might have happened…)
Anyway, back to my question: Should I turn my inverter OFF when plugged into shore power or leave it ON?
(the installed system includes 800+ Watts of solar panels, ReLion batteries, and a 3000W Victron Multi-Plus Inverter)

Earlier this afternoon I gave AM Solar a call (Solar installation company in Springfield, Oregon), only to find that they had closed their doors last summer.
To say I was…Gobsmacked?…doesn’t begin do it justice; I’ve been counting on them over the years for technical advice - ever since they installed a fabulous solar system on my truck camper in December, 2020. (They were such an obviously cutting-edge and extremely competent company I cannot imaging what might have happened…)
Anyway, back to my question: Should I turn my inverter OFF when plugged into shore power or leave it ON?
(the installed system includes 800+ Watts of solar panels, ReLion batteries, and a 3000W Victron Multi-Plus Inverter)