1. Eliminator 2000w Inverter Manuals Diagram
2. Eliminator Power Inverter
3. 2000w Pure Sine Wave Inverter

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Hi all, new to this community and looking for help on an inverter question.I have a new 3000w inverter I am trying to install in the trailer. Exact type is here:According to the inverter manual, even though it is a '3000w' inverter, each outlet on the inverter can only handle a maximum of 1000w. If I use 12/2 wire to connect the inverter to the AC distribution in my camper, can I connect the wire to TWO of the outlets to increase the wattage available?Basically what I am asking is - does anyone know if the phases are synchronized on the output of an inverter?

I presume they are. But.?If I can't do this, then what is the point of these inverters with 2000w, 3000w, and more when you need to divide the load among many outlets, making you unable to distribute it? I found this quote from the Motomaster manual on the site:'If connected with loads of over 1000 W, two sets of same size wirings must be connected to the SAME battery kit. Damage may occur if using one set only or if connecting two sets of wirings to different batteries separately.' That suggests to me that the inverter's individual internal input wiring may not be adequate to carry the full rated load, requiring the paralleled connections from a multiple battery bank.

Or it could be that internally, there are actually two smaller inverters with paralleled outputs. I decided to open the inverters face and have a look.It's wired by a double run of 18awg feeding 3 breakers then to each receptacles.

Eliminator 2000w Inverter Manuals Diagram

Only info I get on the breakers was @115v it trip @1500w. So not quite 15 amps really.Tested each wire for continuity to confirm they are fed at the same place on the board.18awg!!!!

Eliminator Power Inverter

2000w Pure Sine Wave Inverter

For 25amp max running (3000w/120v)!! Hehehe well well. FWIW two 18awg is the same as one 15awg. In terms of resistance.So really two choice arise, either make two male-end plug parallel and run 10/2 wire to panel.

I'm not sure how the breaker will react. But 'should' protect equally.Or open and make connection directly whit the 2x18awg and 10/2 wire using twist on wire connecter.In both case protect at the panel with a 25 amp breaker.