My situation is a little bit different than most. I travel the country and sell food (bacon) at fairs and festival. I just bought a ford e350 4x4 box truck(12ft) that I plan to build into a 2 purpose rig. 6-7 months of the year I travel from event to event and plug into 110 power( not always reliable) This is where my situation becomes unique. I travel with a bulldog that requires an air conditioned space when hes not allowed to come with me. In my previous setup I use 2 air conditioners plugged into 2 different power supplies. This is not allows easy to find 2 seperate 30 amp breakers. This got me thinking since im doing my own build that I should think of a better way to safely keep it cool in the hot summer months. My plan is to install dual 5000btu air conditioners that can be run with 2 seperate cords. I was also thinking instead of 1 generator ill run 2 small ones so when Im running on genny power I dont have to depend on just one. I know this sounds like overkill to most but I lost 2 bulldogs because my air conditioner failed a few years back so now im extra cautious.
I have no problem wiring the rig for when im plugged in but my question is how it should be wired for when im traveling and not relying on house power. Im thinking just to wire the rig without any 12v appliance I will rely on the generator or shore power most of the time and if the temperature allows I could just use an inverter and a couple batteries.
Any suggestions would be appreciated
I have no problem wiring the rig for when im plugged in but my question is how it should be wired for when im traveling and not relying on house power. Im thinking just to wire the rig without any 12v appliance I will rely on the generator or shore power most of the time and if the temperature allows I could just use an inverter and a couple batteries.
Any suggestions would be appreciated