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There are other methods of charging, such as wind power, etc.

If your vehicle is not equipped with a working trailer wiring harness, there are a number of different solutions to provide the perfect fit for.

Trailer wiring connectors various connectors are available from four to seven pins that allow for the transfer of power for the lighting as well as auxiliary functions such as an electric trailer brake controller, backup lights, or a 12v power supply for a winch or interior trailer lights.

50-Amp Socket: Due to its four-prong receptacle, the 50-amp socket provides significantly more power.

You can scrap your current system and start over NOTE: When I speak of upgrading, I'm talking about a complete replacement of the batteries.

I gave up on it pretty quickly and called into Renogy support.

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Those four prongs correspond to a ground wire, a neutral wire, and 2 120-volt hot wires! Generators AC Unless you purchased an aftermarket DC generator and made modifications to the electrical system, the generator is also going to be a source of AC power.

Standard converters do a terrible job of regulating how much charge goes into the batteries and they can "cook" them.