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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;loudtom, post: 12290323, member: 186442&quot;]Yes, from your power source into that box with the GFCI under the bunk.&nbsp; You can cut an extension cord and buy a male end from Home Depot to create a double male plug.&nbsp; The important thing is that you only have one power source on that circuit.&nbsp; I disconnected or cut the shore power so it will never be able to be on that circuit.&nbsp; What I do instead is remove the double male from the inverter and plug an extension cord from shore power into that.&nbsp; I also have an extension cord run to my generator, so I can run the double male plug into that cord to get generator power.&nbsp; This is also why I accidentally plugged the double male from generator into inverter and it fried the inverter once.</p><p><br /></p><p>I don&#039;t know enough about how traditional APUs work, but if they provide 110-120V AC, then you have to isolate it from your inverter.&nbsp; If the inverter is being fed 12V DC from the APU, then you shouldn&#039;t have to do anything with it.&nbsp; The important thing is that you do not mix two separate 120V inputs on the same circuit.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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