Country Coach intrigue 32 ft (((((Solar install)))))

I think I'm finally done. That inverter has a temperature range of -40 up to 150°. Need to figure out at what temperature to turn my fans off and on. Optimum temperature of course is 75 to 77.
 

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Hmmmm.
 

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Well it's finally all put together and everything seems to work as it should. Probably give it all a test run in a month or two. Hoping to make it out to the dunes maybe March and April with it.
 

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Make sure zero dust gets in that inverter compartment. Mine was only 18 months old and stopped working from dust damaged. I had to buy a new one, no warranty for dust.
 
Pennywise said:
Make sure zero dust gets in that inverter compartment. Mine was only 18 months old and stopped working from dust damaged. I had to buy a new one, no warranty for dust.
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That box is pretty airtight other than the two filters. Should work well. At least I hope so.
 
onanysunday said:
That box is pretty airtight other than the two filters. Should work well. At least I hope so.
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Mine was not, I had it in the compartment opposite the side radiator. My coach makes a huge fricken dust cloud from the radiator fan. Even though I was still surprised it broke, the stock one had no issues with the dust. I opened it up and it really didn’t have a lot of dust inside. I’m sending it in for repair, curious to see what failed.

I was also surprised that the Multiplus has no passive 110v by-pass. When it quit working we had no 110V on any of the circuits powered by the inverter, even with the geni on.
 
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Mine was not, I had it in the compartment opposite the side radiator. My coach makes a huge fricken dust cloud from the radiator fan. Even though I was still surprised it broke, the stock one had no issues with the dust. I opened it up and it really didn’t have a lot of dust inside. I’m sending it in for repair, curious to see what failed.

I was also surprised that the Multiplus has no passive 110v by-pass. When it quit working we had no 110V on any of the circuits powered by the inverter, even with the geni on.
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Yeah my fan blows a crazy amount of dust. I made a deflector to block a good portion of it. You would think they would be more robust and be able to handle more. Interesting. I don't think very much dust is going to get in my box. I have an obscene amount of hours building this whole thing so hopefully it holds up.
 
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