Ever unplug from shore power, and suddenly your RV outlets stop working? You’re not alone. In this Tech Tip Tuesday, Todd explains exactly how your RV inverter works and why it doesn’t power everything when you’re off-grid. Most RVs come with smaller inverters that only run select outlets and appliances like your refrigerator. If you want to power more, like your air conditioner, you’ll need to understand inverter size, wattage limits, and how to match your system to your needs. Whether you're new to RVing or looking to upgrade your setup, this video breaks down inverter basics in a simple, practical way. 0:00 Why RV outlets stop working off shore power 0:30 What size inverter your RV really has 1:04 Wattage limits in 30amp vs 50amp RVs 1:20 What your inverter actually powers 1:36 When you need a bigger inverter 2:02 Running multiple appliances with multiple inverters Want to learn how to fix and upgrade your RV systems? Visit NRVTA.com or start your training today at rvtechcourse.com.