Adding an Inverters on my boat
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cardcollection
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Adding an Inverters on my boat

by cardcollection » Fri Mar 05, 2010 5:43 pm

My boat is wired for mains electric and the plug in has a covered female connection. I am wanting to put an inverter on the battery but the connection from that is also female. I assume that a male/male extention is out so would it be possible to change the plug to an ordinary male one?.

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by ericmark » Sun Mar 07, 2010 12:35 am

I will assume the inverter has standard 13A socket which would be female of course.
The boat is likely to have a 16A plug which likely will have a shroud around the pins.
But as you say you will not have plug both ends. The forum does not allow pictures I would say your best option is to use one that does.

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