How to Get Full Power From Both Legs of RV Generator With Victron Multiplus

Wondering why your RV generator isn't giving full power to your Victron Multiplus? In this video, Shawn explains why many RVers only get power from one leg of their generator — and how to fix it. We walk through a real-world solution using a jumper at the transfer switch to combine both legs of an in-phase generator, allowing full power to reach your inverter/charger. We also test real loads, explain how to set input current limits, and show how to safely get more performance from your generator setup. Todd Clyne joins us with his fifth wheel to test the fix live — running his air conditioner and heat pump without tripping the generator breaker. If you've ever been frustrated by generator limitations, this is the video to watch. 🧰 Topics Covered: • Why RV generators only supply one leg of power • In-phase vs out-of-phase generator legs • Measuring voltage at the transfer switch • Jumpering hot legs for full power • Adjusting Victron AC input current limit • Generator load testing with air conditioning and heat pumps 🎥 Special Thanks: Thanks to Todd Clyne for providing the RV for this project. Check out his channel here:    / @toddclyne3493   👍 Like and subscribe to keep up with our latest RV solar tutorials and real-world system tests. Need help with your RV solar system or generator integration? We offer custom design and install services — reach out! #RVSolar #VictronEnergy #GeneratorTips #Multiplus #OffGridRV #InverterCharger #VictronMultiplus #RVUpgrades #SotaSolar