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Inverter for 2025 Winnebago Access 26RL With Inverter Prep  

Updated 03/07/2026 | Published 03/03/2026

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I have a 2025 Winnebago Access 26rl. It is Inverter Prepd What do I need to get it up and going?

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Expert Reply:

Hello again Donny; your 2025 Winnebago Access 26RL is prepped for a 2,000 to 3,000 watt pure sine wave inverter. The Progressive Dynamics 2000 Watt Inverter # PD64FR you were looking at is a great choice.

This will be able to handle pretty much anything you want to run off of the batteries (outlets, TV, other small appliances). You won't be able to run any big loads like the AC, but I expect you have a sub-panel as part of that prep so they won't be tied to the inverter anyway.

Are you adding the inverter for some off-grid camping?

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David B.

3/5/2026

Installation was straightforward. It works extremely well keeping my fridge running while going down the road.

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Daleg

3/5/2026

I installed this in my Reflection 5th wheel and it was a fairly easy installation. Be sure to get a good circuit breaker to protect the unit and wires large enough to handle the load. I installed the unit horizontal even thought the instructions say to install it vertical. I called the company and they said it would be fine installed that way as long as there was no chance anything could fall into the fans. I can share a picture of the install if that would help. The hardest thing was running the wires to the control panel for the remote. Good Luck, Dale

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Gary K.

3/5/2026

I put the 2000w inverter in my big trailer, Ive yet to use it full scale but it works. You will not use it for big loads including the Micro, Im not sure about a coffee maker, that might be a battery killer too. Plan on having 2 batteries installed in parallel and pay attention to the installation instructions. How will you be using the unit and what do you want to run?? My install had me running 2/0 awg (150 amp) cables from the batteries to feed the inverter, overkill for what I will use, I settled for #1 awg cables (100 amp), you will want to protect these cables as best you can where they move through the wall from the battery compartment to where the unit is installed, use any form of flexible electrical plastic tubing, I used "smurf" (Blue plastic tube) Make sure you install the inline fuse or breaker, my electrical supply house had the breaker. All I will use my unit for is a TV when it rains, charging a computer and charging small devices. I was lucky that the remote unit was an easy install under the storage and up into the wall next to a control panel. Pay close attention to the load side and line side of the wiring that feeds TO the controlled outlets(load) and feeds from the panel (line), the cable in the prepped area is likely just a loop of wire and you will need to identify which length goes which way once you cut it. You are only using one breaker and one Phase from your panel, you don't need a sub panel. good luck,

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Douglas

3/5/2026

Hello Donny, This inverter works very well. Switches from shore power to dc super quick and powers our refrigerator going down the road with no problem. We only have 330 wats of solar but have a 5 Battleborn battery setup. I haven't had time to apply any more circuits to my setup yet but will down the road to run more things. Very quiet inverter and would order it again. Hope this helps.

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Jerart

3/7/2026

The inverter works wonderful with the two lithium batteries we bought from e trailer it run our 120 volt fridge for 8 hours. Love it put it in a 2021 Montana that was pre prepped

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