@@otrookie hey bud, i sent you another message on another video. So ignore it as im asking the same here. Do you have a link to the mini split your running? I dont see one that runs the low wattage yours does. Also, can you explain or show how you wired it to run on your generator/ inverter, as all i have seen is these bring hard wired. Thanks in advance man.
@@michealodom9111 www.pioneerminisplit.com/products/9-000-btu-ductless-dc-inverter-mini-split-air-conditioner-heat-pump-115-vac?variant=14703000485930¤cy=USD&gclid=CjwKCAjwz_WGBhA1EiwAUAxIcSHACnKLeJkmJR9RWz-v76UpE9XPJBLFo6g7YwF1jP3coPl0mF5JgBoCgcAQAvD_BwE Ones you looked at are probably 220v that’s why they’re hard wired you want 110/120v look those up get an appliance cord at Home Depot and wire it according to manual
Hey otrookie a nother awesome videos on your channel alot every day u are awesome TH-camr and the amazing truck driver say safe and healthy with your family i hope this will get better soon so we can get back to normal life u my favorite TH-camr 😀
Dude, you really need to put that fuse on the battery box. I'm not the best writting english but i'll try to explain my point based on my own experience, and what almost every manual said... The prupose of that fuse is NOT to protect your inverter, the prupose of that fuse is to protect yor truck and your wiring of an electrical fire due a ground short. Let me explain... if you leave the fuse in the place that you show in the video, the only part that this fuse protect is beetwin itself an the inverter, leaving the other part unprotected... so if for any reason the positive wire that you run between your batteries and your drawer rubs with ground you will get a big short because that wire is able to handle like 200 Amps, is the same that conect the possitive and the negative terminal of the bateries with a cable... a perfect short circuit, and with that tipe of current easily can make the truck turns in fire. But... if you put that same fuse inside the battery box... lets said at 5 inches of the batteries, the only unprotected part of the wire are that 5 inches... so, if any part of the wire between the fuse holder and the final consumer of current (in your case the inverter) gets rub to the ground, the fuse will blow and protect both your inverter and your wire... eaven your truck... thats why in all DIY prewired things that you buy like in amazon the fuse is closer to what it should be constant 12V power... not to protect the artefact but the wiring in case of short. Thats my own experience, i learned on the bad way when i was younger and i got my first car by not to put a fuse between the first and my second battery that i put in the trunk to put some amplifiers... that was not a very smart move, thankfully nothing really cathastrophic happens that time but it could get worst easily. Its just an advise
Rasim, It would appear you have now bought all the Truck Toy's you need to make your Life in the basic comfort to maintain a positive quality of life on the Road & that is a very good thing. Safe Travels, Always, Tommy :-)
Good luck with the life of that inverter- its a RoadPro product, and they are the Big lots of the trucking world -- never had any luck with them in the past 23 years I've been trucking..
One thing ive always thought is when it comes to electrical if your not a professional or totally 100% on what your doing, fine to set it up and save money but then get a decent qualified sparky to check your work over and make sure it's all safe and nothing you have missed. You put a wrong fuse in wrong place or miss one etc and then chance of fire etc. Then your insurance won't pay or worse you could die. Too much to lose over saving a buck. Some things best not to skimp. My 2 cents.
Not a lot of videos of these installed on a semi truck. You really helped me a lot and many others!! Thanks brother 🙏
It's really neat that you know how to do all of that work yourself.....that way, you know it's done right!
Try to learn everything! So even if I have someone else do it I don’t get screwed over
@@otrookie hey bud, i sent you another message on another video. So ignore it as im asking the same here. Do you have a link to the mini split your running? I dont see one that runs the low wattage yours does. Also, can you explain or show how you wired it to run on your generator/ inverter, as all i have seen is these bring hard wired. Thanks in advance man.
@@michealodom9111 www.pioneerminisplit.com/products/9-000-btu-ductless-dc-inverter-mini-split-air-conditioner-heat-pump-115-vac?variant=14703000485930¤cy=USD&gclid=CjwKCAjwz_WGBhA1EiwAUAxIcSHACnKLeJkmJR9RWz-v76UpE9XPJBLFo6g7YwF1jP3coPl0mF5JgBoCgcAQAvD_BwE
Ones you looked at are probably 220v that’s why they’re hard wired you want 110/120v look those up get an appliance cord at Home Depot and wire it according to manual
dinner looks real good and the inverter install is a clean, professional job. you one handy dude
I enjoy watching the process of your truck keep up the great work man.
Hey otrookie a nother awesome videos on your channel alot every day u are awesome TH-camr and the amazing truck driver say safe and healthy with your family i hope this will get better soon so we can get back to normal life u my favorite TH-camr 😀
just started watching very interesting your one heck of a mechanic keep up the videos a little bio for us new people
Nice updates keep doing what you doing hopefully things will get better
Your such a awesome cook. I use scissors when I cook just like you
Good job, Trucker.
Dude, you really need to put that fuse on the battery box.
I'm not the best writting english but i'll try to explain my point based on my own experience, and what almost every manual said...
The prupose of that fuse is NOT to protect your inverter, the prupose of that fuse is to protect yor truck and your wiring of an electrical fire due a ground short.
Let me explain... if you leave the fuse in the place that you show in the video, the only part that this fuse protect is beetwin itself an the inverter, leaving the other part unprotected... so if for any reason the positive wire that you run between your batteries and your drawer rubs with ground you will get a big short because that wire is able to handle like 200 Amps, is the same that conect the possitive and the negative terminal of the bateries with a cable... a perfect short circuit, and with that tipe of current easily can make the truck turns in fire.
But... if you put that same fuse inside the battery box... lets said at 5 inches of the batteries, the only unprotected part of the wire are that 5 inches... so, if any part of the wire between the fuse holder and the final consumer of current (in your case the inverter) gets rub to the ground, the fuse will blow and protect both your inverter and your wire... eaven your truck... thats why in all DIY prewired things that you buy like in amazon the fuse is closer to what it should be constant 12V power... not to protect the artefact but the wiring in case of short.
Thats my own experience, i learned on the bad way when i was younger and i got my first car by not to put a fuse between the first and my second battery that i put in the trunk to put some amplifiers... that was not a very smart move, thankfully nothing really cathastrophic happens that time but it could get worst easily. Its just an advise
Rasim, It would appear you have now bought all the Truck Toy's you need to make your Life in the basic comfort to maintain a positive quality of life on the Road & that is a very good thing. Safe Travels, Always, Tommy :-)
Is this about connecting to a generator or the truck batteries. 😮
Love it
So is it best to have a inverter or a generator
Do they make these inverters with shore power?
Good luck with the life of that inverter- its a RoadPro product, and they are the Big lots of the trucking world -- never had any luck with them in the past 23 years I've been trucking..
Mucho inteligente man.💪👍
What size of wire have you used ? 1/0 ?
What kinda ac is that up there?
Just bought one of these. Wtf is the green wire for that goes in between the positive and negative ports on inverter???
I never used it
One thing ive always thought is when it comes to electrical if your not a professional or totally 100% on what your doing, fine to set it up and save money but then get a decent qualified sparky to check your work over and make sure it's all safe and nothing you have missed. You put a wrong fuse in wrong place or miss one etc and then chance of fire etc. Then your insurance won't pay or worse you could die. Too much to lose over saving a buck. Some things best not to skimp. My 2 cents.
Wow that is smart af
👍🌟👍
After having this inverter for a year. Would you suggest it to someone buying one?
Definitely no complaints
I’m adding a 3000 watt inverter what fuse should I use a 150 or a 300amp?
Pretty sure I used 300 amp with 0 gauge wire
😎👍
OT, the wire hook directly to the batteries?
Fuse then batteries but yea
Bro make a video on how to cook in truck? I’m not sure if u use gas stove or electric stove
Air fryer
Where did you get that ac unit I would love that
Home Depot
Does it work good with that airfryer connected?
0 issues
Hi. What’s make and where did you buy the ac unit?
Pioneer, Home Depot
The 300$ fridge from Amazon has an LG compressor.
what is the model name of you frdge
Where’s the green wire going to?
Green wire?
Were did you get the ac and how much ?
Home Depot $900
What kind of refrigerator is that?
ICECO
the circuit breaker is supposed to be 1 foot away from the batteries
You can cook me a burger to . Thank you very much .
YOU NEED INTAKE (NEAR BOTTOM) AND OUTTAKE AIR VENTS ON THE INVERTER AND THE GENERATOR. BENZCAREAUTO.C
What are you talking about
What AC is this??
What ac
Ferrules
Bruu i have a 1999 fl supet 10