HOME EMERGENCY P0WER - CABLE KIT - $34.95
PLUGS INTO 7 WAY RV RECEPTACLE ON SUV OR TRUCK OR A 7 WAY RECEPTACLE MOUNTED DIRECTLY TO A VEHICLE'S BATTERY
RECEPTACLE ATTACHES TO A DEEP CYCLE 12 VOLT BATTERY
15 FOOT, 10 GAUGE 2 WIRE CABLE. WHITE WIRE IS GROUND. BLACK WIRE CARRYS CHARGE FROM VEHICLES ALTERNATOR TO BATTERY WHICH IS CONNECTED TO THE INVERTER
PLUG ON CABLE END. PLUGS INTO BATTERY RECEPTACLE

 

1- AC to DC inverter - 1750 watt - about $100 -$200
2 - Deep cycle heavy duty battery - about $75
3 - RV 7 way receptacle on your vehicle

One 7 way receptacle wired with 10 gauge wires, with battery connectors for a wing nut adapter.

Fifteen feet of 10 gauge double wire with a 7 way male plug on one end, and a 7 way receptacle on the other.

STEPS IN SETTING UP THE EMERGENCY PWER KIT
THE CABLE KIT SUPPLYS
YOU NEED TO SUPPLY

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1 - Place inverter and battery in a protected place, garage for example

2 - Hook battery cables(usually supplied) to the inverter.

3 - Connect PLUG wires to battery POSTS.
WHITE WIRE IS GROUND(negativ) BLACK WIRE IS POSITIVE.

4 - Plug one end of 15 foot cable into the receptacle.

5 - Plug other end into the vehicle's 7 way receptacle.

Run the vehicle. The vehicles alternator charges the battery, which then provides the inverter with DC current. The AC current, which is provided by the inverter can be accessed with a simple extension cord, which makes it available to what ever appliances or lighting you choose.


To use the emergency power kit to provide electricity to a heating system, other than electric heat, an electrician should probably be consulted. Electric heating systems use more watts than an inverter can provide.