Wired in my RedArc 400 watt inverter in rear load space.

[Shawnpalmer]

Wired and mounted this last week. Ran a 10G wire to the main battery. Hidden when not in use. Thought some of you would like some inspiration for what can fit in this space.

 

[Asnes]

Very nice install, I like it! I may just copy cat you. That RedArc unit is the perfect size.

 

[Logsplitter]

Wired and mounted this last week. Ran a 10G wire to the main battery. Hidden when not in use. Thought some of you would like some inspiration for what can fit in this space.

Nice. Can you still get to your Jack now

 

[Shawnpalmer]

Nice. Can you still get to your Jack now

Yes, you just pull the panel off with the inverter attached.

 

[Michael H.]

I’m no expert, but I noticed this graphic in the manual …

 

[Tazzieman]

Vertical mounting obstructs the fan. Plus the risk of spilling beer into the output socket.

 

[anand]

Vertical mounting obstructs the fan. Plus the risk of spilling beer into the output socket.

This was my first thought

 

[Tazzieman]

This was my first thought

In 1998 our newly built home was surrounded by bushfire. I had a phone which I clipped into my belt , at the back as I didn't want it exposed to heat and water.
During the fight I took a large swig of lemon cordial I'd previously made up as a precaution against dehydration and energy loss. Such a large swig it spilled down my face and down my back onto the phone.
8 hours after the fire went through, after midnight a policeman turned up to see if we were still alive.
Relatives had tried to ring, but sticky cordial had evidently killed the circuitry. That phone got binned, and I learnt a good lesson.

 

[Shawnpalmer]

I think this is for water ingress issues if you look at the whole context of the page. Also, for ventilation it needs an inch of airspace.