Are there bed liner power inverter upgrades?

[CerealBlast]

Hi All,

I'm new here and to the Jeep world. I was curious if anyone has tapped into the stock bed liner plug with a stronger inverter? I would like 3000 watts available....wtf are you supposed to do with 400?

Thanks,
Rob

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[Gvsukids]

Hi All,

I'm new here and to the Jeep world. I was curious if anyone has tapped into the stock bed liner plug with a stronger inverter? I would like 3000 watts available....wtf are you supposed to do with 400?

Thanks,
Rob

Check out these search results.

https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/forum/threads/upgrading-the-power-inverter-questions.25016/

https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/forum/threads/power-inverter-location.24782/

 

[CerealBlast]

Thanks,

Apparently my searching skills suck.

 

[Kevin_D]

An inverter that size is costly.
The input current will approach 300A.
That will need very LARGE cabling, which is expensive and unwieldy.
And a 300A draw off the battery will drain the battery faster than the alternator can keep up.
Better to buy a generator. You’ll get cleaner power, too.

Kevin

 

[Gvsukids]

Thanks,

Apparently my searching skills suck.

I just searched for "inverter" in titles in the general forum.

 

[MrZappo]

The only vehicles that can output 3000 watts at 120 are RV's with large battery banks and even those would drain quickly.

Also the new hybrid F150 has a plug In The bed that is fed from the lithium battery which will output high wattage. But that's easy because there is a massive high voltage battery on board.

As said above, your only practical option is a (not small) but medium sized generator that will run several thousand dollars.

That is not a trivial amount if power you are looking for.

 

[CerealBlast]

Thanks for all the reply's guys. I was very curious about it since ford had it. I thought it was in their regular pickup.

Kinda makes sense about killing the battery. That's a no go

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