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It totally depends on your coach and setup. The newer coaches like mine have a smart pass through. So I can leave it on or off when hooked up to shore power. . When my coach is NOT on shore power my inverter has to be on to power the fridge and some other outlets.

When I put it in storage for six months I shut my inverter off, turn off the fridge and electric stove at the breakers. But I am hooked up to 50 amp power.

HH
 

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