I just had occasion to check the inverter outlet on my 2019 TAB400 and found that there was an open ground. Is this normal? Do I have a loose ground wire somewhere in there? If anyone has been running a CPAP from this outlet, does an open ground affect the operation of the CPAP?
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2019 T@B400 Boondock Lite "Todd"
Looking from under bed out access door; holes where solar add on wires are thru cover
Outlet that I thought was for the inverter, but seems to be just a 110 outlet on shore power
Wire from left coming from outside driver side to attach solar; connection point and access holes to battery. Is there an inverter under the cover??
View of cover from access door with battery disconnect switch and additional wire from solar add on?
2019 T@B400 Boondock Lite "Todd"
The inverter outlet and the on/off switch would be above the 120vac outlet in your picture.
It doesn't look to me that an inverter was installed inn your unit--unless the previous owner installed it later and mounted it somewhere else. In that case, look for a black unit about 8"x14"x 4". There are not many (if any) other places it could fit.
yes on the 2018/2019 TaB 400 the inverter is where shown, under the center bed compartment, but I have seen some with the added ply compartment around the inverter, fuse blocks and wires, with a top panel added to close this off. The outlet/switch is under the extended counter over the bed foot area, on the angled panel as you have shown. Nice job with the photos and arrows.
the OPs photos are showing the area under the passenger side of the bunk area, normally accessed by the outside cargo area door. He should have a look under the center bed compartment to see if the inverter is there. Also, a lack of the single inverter outlet and switch would also indicate no inverter.
Nothing on my front wall except the wire coming from the dealer installed solar plug in.
@falcon1970 and @Denny16 this is exactly what I needed to see. All the prior owner did for a mod was to add the connection for solar via a plug on driver's side, and unless the dealer who did this moved the inverter it is not there. Plus there is no evidence for a switch or inverter plug in my unit. So not sure I would use it a lot anyway, but we will try out what we have and get to know our new TAB, This forum is pretty amazing in that the entire internet and all factory documentation did not have a picture of the location of the plug in my model year. And the prior owner had no knowledge other than his paperwork indicated a 1200W inverter was part of the Boondock package. Do you all know if it was supposed to be on all 2019 BDL models on just on some?
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2019 T@B400 Boondock Lite "Todd"
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2019 T@B400 Boondock Lite "Todd"
I opted out of inverter, my plan is to add a 2000w Victron at some point.