Can Progressive Dynamics Panel part # PD4045KA Use AC Power Input from Inverter

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Does this unit have the ability to accept power from an Inverter on my house batteries to supply the AC dist. panel? I would like to be able to plug in to Shore Power and use the Inverter to always have AC power available. Are there two separate inputs for the AC Distribution? Thanks

asked by: Charlie

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The Progressive Dynamics Panel part # PD4045KA is designed to have AC power on the input side so it can take power from your inverter. This only has one set of AC inputs.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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