I bought an old motorhome. It has an inverter/charger, with a stand alone transfer switch. I am upgrading to Lithium batteries that require a pure sine wave. The replacement inverter/charger has an internal auto transfer switch. Can I do a drop in replacement and leave stand alone transfer switch in place?
two transfer switches?
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