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I'm curious to know which model of MPPT you bought which is small enough to fit through the mounting hole for the GoPower unit. I may do...

That definitely sounds like a factory wired inverter. As I just noted in your other thread, your factory DC wiring for the inverter...

Since you just confirmed in another thread that your unit does in fact have an inverter, I will repeat what I stated above. Your battery...

You have posted in another thread asking questions about the factory installed inverter in the Geo Pro. If your unit has an inverter...

If your LED lights pull 2A each, you need different LED lights. The LED ceiling lights in my r-pod pull about 0.25A each. All ten lights...

Is it mounted in a wall, or in the side of a cabinet? Mine is in the end of an overhead cabinet and there is space behind it inside the...

While we've stayed at a few parks where the pedestal was supplied with 100a and thus allowing simultaneous use of the 50a/30a/20a...

There is no way one can attach any RV or appliance or any other electrical device that requires 100 amp to any circuit on any RV site...

You hinted at considering an RP-192. Why do you need the bunks in the RP-193? We love the RP-192, but we are only two people.

If all three receptacles were in use on a 50 amp pedestal simultaneously, that would add up to 50 + 30 = 80 amps on one 120VAC leg, and...

I expect that the pedestal wiring in most campgrounds is only sufficient to supply 50VAC at most. The various receptacles on the post...

That's definitely an east-west bed orientation, as you've called it. We would hate that, as it means one person is climbing over the...

I agree this floorplan makes it ambiguous. I thought I could quickly look at it and assure you it's the same as RP-192, but I can't...

Yes, it just uses voltage. And it will be confused by the 12VDC bus voltage that is applied by the converter when on shore power. It...

which model of inverter is in your unit? If it's factory installed it's almost certainly NOT wired to power both the receptacle circuit...