Viajero #2 It may have changed in the 2022 models but in our 2021 T@B 400 the only 120V outlet powered by the inverter is in the bed side cubby. All of the others including for the microwave, are only powered when plugged into shore power. #4 We've been happy with the stock Harris batteries after a full year of use. With the factory installed 162W of solar and an additional 100W portable panel we have plenty of power for off grid camping so long as the sun is shining. We did install a Victron battery monitor which helps keeping track of the battery bank SOC and determining the power draw of everything. Time will tell on their longevity.
No, the factory TaB400 Inverter will not power the Microwave, it is a 1200/1800 watt inverter and you need a full 2,000 watts minimum for a small Microwave, not sure what the factory Microwave power requirements are. We tired using the 1200 watt inverter (which goes to surge 1800 watts for 20 seconds or so, then goes back to 1200 watt output), the Microwave would start and after about 20 seconds, it will shut down when the surge mode kicks off. cheers
2018 TaB400 Custom Boondock, Jeep Gladiator truck, Northern California Coast.
I think so, I do not have a factory microwave, and tried using a smaller one with the Inverter, but no go. It does work off the galley counter outlet. cheers
2018 TaB400 Custom Boondock, Jeep Gladiator truck, Northern California Coast.
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#4 We've been happy with the stock Harris batteries after a full year of use. With the factory installed 162W of solar and an additional 100W portable panel we have plenty of power for off grid camping so long as the sun is shining. We did install a Victron battery monitor which helps keeping track of the battery bank SOC and determining the power draw of everything. Time will tell on their longevity.
SW Colorado
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