redi-line ciruit

[Bill Garamella]

Bill, I am redirecting your post from my in box. I think I received it
because it was addressed to Wanderlodge Owner instead of the Forum.
Ralph Fullenwider

Harold,

I recently replaced my redi-line with a ProSine 2000. For a short time I
used the redi-
line wiring but this only powered up the kitchen receptacle and ice maker
from the
inverter side of the ProSine. Also, the existing circuit does not provide a
30 amp line to
run the charger back from the main panel.

I was able to use the existing water-tight conduit for my install back and
forth from the
main and newly installed sub panel.

I disconnected and capped thee redi=line wiring from the junction box above
the
passenger seat and I pulled 6 stranded #10 wires (color coded) from the
junction box
through the conduit into the basement compartment below the passenger
seat. I ran two
#10 romex lines back to the house panel from the junction box and installed
a sub panel
for the circuits to be inverted. This makes for a nice clean installation.

If you have more questions or want to see photos, contact me at
bgaramella@...

NH-Bill


--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Harold Prescott"
wrote:
>
> Has anyone replaced their redi-line with an inverter and ran it on the
> redi-line circuit? How is it possible to open the redi-line circuit to
> power all the AC outlets. I want to run my new inverter from the same
> location using the same plug to power all the AC outlets in the coach.
> Haven't had any luck reading posts. How is the redi-line curcuit
> know when shore power or the gen-set are hot.
>
>
>
> Harold Prescott
> '85 FC35
> Quartzsite
>