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We camp in every kind of place we find to spend the night, no power, 15A 120VAC, 30A 120VAC, 50A 240VAC. I carry a 50A pigtail to hard wire into a grain silo, welder outlet or whatever I can find. The generator gets lots of use. Most 15/20 amp receptacles are GFI which will trip when plugged into the RV. A lot of Newell's have a spare battery charger which is unplugged as a standby. I'll test it on a GFI circuit today to see if it trips. If it does not trip a GFI that will be a solution for those places. I also plan to use that charger in Mexico where the voltage goes so high the power protection turns it off. Past campers had solar I installed, the last two had 760 watts using 48 volt panels and a Morningstar Tristar MPPT controller. With 4 roof A/C units etc. there is little space for solar on my Newell.

I haven't had Lithium batteries but am considering the switch. I don't see where 2625 watts X2 of solar would be useful with flooded or AGM but I assume lithium can absorb that much? It's a new thought for me to run HVAC from house batteries instead of the generator. My goal with solar was to keep the batteries charged enough to keep the autostart generator from starting when we weren't using much power, mainly in the early morning.