Hello RV people

[Johnstr]

My wife and I are proud owners of a 2005 Fleetwood 31M Jamboree. It only has 57K miles on the Ford V10. Seals, batteries, awnings have all been recently replaced. All shocks and stabilizer have also been replaced. No water leaks and overall in great shape! I am very mechanically inclined and plan on doing maintenance myself. I've already replacing the love seat with dual reclining power love seat with a custom made center console that I am making.

That brings me to a inverter question. Obviously 110 only works on connection to a shore line or generator. I want to be able to use the recliner on house batteries. The only solution I can come up with is to put in an inverter at point of usage and fuse it. The fridge that is currently in the unit is LP or shore 110. I was thinking about putting in a point of use inverter there as well. Down the road I will put in a 12V/LP/110 fridge.

Anyone have any better ideas?

 

[TheLooks]

It should be tied in close to where the batteries are and run the 110 to the point of use. Put in a switch to turn off the inverter when not in use. This will preserve batteries when not moving the chairs. Switch can operate a relay in the DC line to minimize the length of cables to the inverter from the battery. Maybe a wireless switch even.

 

[Johnstr]

It should be tied in close to where the batteries are and run the 110 to the point of use. Put in a switch to turn off the inverter when not in use. This will preserve batteries when not moving the chairs. Switch can operate a relay in the DC line to minimize the length of cables to the inverter from the battery. Maybe a wireless switch even.

Thanks!

 

[widdershins]

Welcome to the forum!

 

[Germanrazor]

Welcome aboard!

 

[AbdRahim]

Some of the furniture manufacturers have a Li battery pack to run the theater seating. That is what I had in my Forester. You may check with Bradd and Hall.