Solar PV inverter and heaters for indoor storage

[Tioga T]

We are going to be storing our 2024 R-31 CB inside a storage unit for the winter. We have a 20 amp outlet in the unit. I have two marinco 15 amp to 30 amp adaptors for each of the cockpit 30 amp circuits to bring power into the galley outlets and batteries. It is my understanding that the outlets are powered by the solar PV panel? Because we will be inside a building, should I turn off the solar inverter for storage? Will these two input 15 amp power sources be adequate? We will winterize the boat prior to storage and we installed a 120 volt engine compartment heater, thermostatically controlled. We will also have an air dryer and thermostatically controlled cabin heater in the galley. I am open to thoughts and suggestions.
Thanks.

 

[watson1987]

The outlets are powered by your inverter (AC voltage). Your inverter is also your battery charger when plugged in to shore power.

Your PV panel and MPPT/PWM solar charger power your batteries (DC voltage).

There's no need to do do anything to your PV panel for storage, they just won't provide any power to your batteries, which is fine because your inverter is keep things topped up while also providing power for your standard domestic household plugs in the galley

 

[Tioga T]

The outlets are powered by your inverter (AC voltage). Your inverter is also your battery charger when plugged in to shore power.

Your PV panel and MPPT/PWM solar charger power your batteries (DC voltage).

There's no need to do do anything to your PV panel for storage, they just won't provide any power to your batteries, which is fine because your inverter is keep things topped up while also providing power for your standard domestic household plugs in the galley

Good to know. When we purchased the Tioga Tide, our Broker said "don't ever touch the inverter switch unless it breaks". I guess he meant it.....

 

[Tioga T]

Good to know. When we purchased the Tioga Tide, our Broker said "don't ever touch the inverter switch unless it breaks". I guess he meant it.....

Thank you.