According to page 2 of the
pdf manual, It needs AWG-7
minimum wire run
directly to the battery, and a
60 amp fuse for 12 volts (
30 amp fuse for 24 volts).
On page 6, paragraph 3.2 it states, "The 9000 consumes 39 A/h maximum on 12 volts. We advise therefore a
battery capacity of
no less than 250 Amp hours. On a camping site you can run it over the
battery changer. Consumption
4 Amps/ 115 Volts"
Paragraph 3.4 states: "When driving the alternator will keep the battery charged. The capacity of the alternator is however important. For the RM9000 we advise an alternator of at least
80 Amps/12 Volts. When camping for more days you need a 25 Amp/ 12 Volt battery
changer.
(I think that
changer means AC to DC
converter.)