Stock inverter location

Anyone know where the stock inverter is? Wondering if there is room to replace it with a 1000 watt unit to run my 700 watt instapot.

 

If I’m not mistaken it should be underneath the center console storage bin.

 

I have an 800 watt inverter that would fit in its spot perfect but yes you need to up the wire gauge size

 

What brand or part number? Yeah 800 watts needs 2 gauge wire for continues pull. If the unit fits I can run the new wire and add a small silent PC fan.

 

There's only 12 volts and 130 amps (with towing pkg) of current from the alternator to work with (that Ohm guy was pretty smart.)

My high school electronics teacher taught us: TANSTAAFL - There Ain't No Such Thing As A Free Lunch; eat a piece of PIE (power (watts) = current x voltage); when the Indian sees the Eagle in the air there's a bunny Rabbit running on the ground (I = E / R), and there's about 746 watts per horsepower...which I've never forgotten lol.

 

It's a cobra

 

800 watts at 12 volts will pull 66 amps

 

Well yes but that's also where dual battery upgraded alternator and have gone from halogen to less helps

 

Will do dual battery but the instantpot only needs it for short bursts and cook time is under 20 minutes.

 

Perhaps I'd be better to install the unit under the hood and run the 14 gauge braided wire to the outlets.

Perhaps something like this board

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1338884272...lc6GEnRzOLhTbAv_FmL9Wp9Jpr7-odncaAj9UEALw_wcB

 

This is what I built for the air fryer

 

Nice are those lifepo4 cells?

 

Yes sir

 

Solar capable charging? 200 AH?

 

Ac/dc 110 charger dc/dc charger solar charger and yes 200ah to do the dc/dc charger I plug it in to a 50 amp twist lock that goes in my cubby in the bed and flip the switch

 

There are quite a few writeups on accessing the inverter on here. Search “inverter anytime mod” and that should get you tons of info. Also discusses the wire gauges and where to grab power close by etc.

 

Bad ass. To me this makes more sense than a setup mounted to the truck. You can take this anywhere. Do you have a full write up somewhere about this?