Wattage Calculator for Inverter for your Travel Trailer
Big Question. How do I calculate what size power inverter you need for your travel trailer? The best way is to take inventory of all the must have items in your trailer and of those, figure out what ones you must run for an enjoyable trip. These campers are great for weekend camping and many people use a variety of electronics while on their trips. Many of these items can run on a Power Inverter or through a trailer wired inverter. Microwaves, TVs, DVD Players, C-Pap Machine, Video Games, Coffee Maker, and more. It might seem like a daunting task to calculate the power inverter size, but it’s worth it.
Once you get the Total Load Required for your power inverter feel free to call us at (We No Longer Take Phone Calls) to discuss hard wiring, wave form, and surge ratings for your inverter. You can also check out our selection of Travel Trailer Power Inverters.
Remember, purchasing a power inverter for your travel trailer is a big decision.
3 top power inverters from Go Power may be right for you too!
Go Power! makes high quality Sine Inverter Chargers and regular sine wave models as well. Sometimes all you need is the inverter, please check out the wattage for the right size for you.
3000 Watt Go Power Sine Inverter
This Go Power Sine Wave power inverter is ready to power most of your 30 amp loads. It is ready to turn 12 volt DC into 120 VAC. Hard Wire Only.
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2000 Watt Go Power Sine Inverter
2000 Watt sine wave power inverter with a GFCI outlet on the front made by Go Power!
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1500 Watt Go Power Inverter
1500 Watts of clean pur power that has a GFCI and a great manufacturer, Go Power!
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Simple wattage calculator for devices in your RV
To calculate the wattage of an item it is important to know both the amps and the volts that the item uses. This simple calculator will give you an easy conversion to watts.
It is based on volts X amps = watts.
Volts: Amps:Wattage: {wattage}
Remember putting a lithium battery on the tounge of your trailer can leave a pretty exspensive item an easy target for theft.
Lithium batteries have come down a lot in price over the last 10 years. When we first started selling these batteries, they were hard to come by and a 100 Ah battery would cost over $5000. Today they are much lower cost and the power denisty is getting greater.
