Bob Blackmon

If you are wiring as the drawing shows with 100% of all AC sources passing through the inverter to the original panel there is no need for a sub panel. There is also no need to separate outlets and microwave from the original panel. You also need to run AWG 6 from the transfer switch all the way through. 

On 8/29/2021 at 6:37 PM, 96 EVO said:

Any idea if this thermostat would work with say 2 older Dometic heat pumps, and one new model?

2008 isn't old! Do they have like thermostats? If yes they will work.

Does anyone have a source for the green led indicator light or the red incandescent would be fine too. I can make one out of a blank but would like the whole piece.

Thanks Doc that led me where I needed to go.

Does anyone know of a direct replacement for a Dometic 4310 toilet. Parts like seals seem to be available but major parts are not.

Does your AH work? Don't believe the thermostat will show it if it can't see it.

The wires on the 2 pole 50 have been seriously hot. When removed from power you may want to see if the connections are tight.

2004 Signature Castle all four are hydraulic. 3 scissor with vertical rams and the large one with horizontal rams. You would need really good hearing to hear the rears. When they are in look around the corner.

The middle A/C will not run if either the washer or drier are running.

Can you loosen the 90 where it goes into the ram to take that sharp bend out of the line?