Inverter Accessories

Control the Inverter from the Cabin—Not the Compartment

An inverter only earns its keep when you can turn it on, see what the batteries are doing, and switch sources without crawling into a locker. This category finishes that install. Remote panels and on/off switches put inverter controls and status monitoring where it's the most convenient.

Match the accessory to the inverter family you already run. Freedom, Freedom SW, PROwatt SW, and Samlex PST remotes, transfer relays, generator start modules, and network gateways keep RV and marine systems readable, switchable, and tied into the rest of the boat or coach.

See Status and Take Command Without Opening a Hatch

A remote does more than flip a switch. Status panels show battery state of charge, DC voltage and amperage, incoming AC, and fault warnings so you catch a low bank or an overload before the fridge drops out. Independent invert and charge controls let you run one function and park the other. Simple on/off remotes handle inverters that live out of reach but still need a clean shutdown at the end of the day.

• Cabin-Mounted Control – Enable inverter or shut down from the helm or living space, instead of the equipment bay.
• Battery and Fault Status – Read state of charge, voltage, current, and warnings before a problem becomes a blackout.
• Series-Matched Remotes – Fit Freedom, Freedom SW, and Samlex PST inverters with the panel those units require.
• Shore-to-Inverter Transfer – Move loads between shore power and the inverter without manual cord swapping.
• Automatic Generator Start – Wake the generator when the bank needs charging and stop it when the work is finished.
• Protected Outlets – Add a GFCI option kit where code or wet-area use calls for extra protection at the receptacle.

Tie the Inverter into the RV or Boat Network

Modern coaches and vessels already speak RV-C or NMEA 2000. Communication gateways put Freedom X and XC inverter data on that bus so the house display, or third-party monitor shows inverter data in the same system you already watch. Connection kits for battery monitors complete the DC side so amp-hours and state of charge sit next to inverter status instead of on a separate gauge you never glance at.

Finish the DC Path with Cable Built for Inverter Current

Flexible 1/0 AWG OFC battery cables carry the current these units demand over short, tight runs in RV bays and engine rooms. Size the cable to the inverter, keep the run short, and lock down the rest of the system with the matching remote, transfer, or network accessory.

Shop Inverter Accessories and Complete the Install

Choose the remote, transfer relay, generator start, network gateway, or cable that matches your inverter family, then run and monitor AC from a convenient location. Explore the full range of inverter accessories and finish the system before the next trip.