What Would Static Sound on RV Inverter be Caused By
Updated 05/01/2025 | Published 04/30/2025
Question:
Everytime I shut everthing off in the camper the converter makes a crackling staic sound and the only way it will go away is to turn on a light or something that draws power. I checked and made sure all the wires in the panel were tight and also check the main power plug for any damage. Everthing looks normal. Wondering if I replace converter if it will stop making that noise
asked by: Corey
Expert Reply:
Hey Corey, if it's a static type sound that would indicate something is wrong on the AC portion of the converter and a new lower section would fix that. Or if it's just a converter you'd want to replace that. What is the amperage rating of what you have now and what is your battery type?
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Corey
5/1/2025
It's a 50 amp and I have 2 deep cycle marine/rv batteries