Has anyone used their GX460's 110v plug to charge a portable power station?

[Acrad]

Can't I just use a wire tap if I want to keep the functionality (I use the seats all the time)?

You certainly could… this is just a nice quick plug and play option that can be easily reversed if needed.

I’ve powered a 50 quart ARB with another 400W power unit but also a Goal Zero 400W with a 30W solar panel. As long as continuous draw didn’t exceed around 75W I could charge up the battery packs with the outlet in the rear. I did this before leveraging the power taps.

 

[sheptastic]

I'm looking at getting a Bluetti EB70S 716Wh or an Anker 535 512Wh station to power an Iceco APL55 fridge. Does anyone have experience charging a portable power pack with the built in 110v inverter?

While out wheeling and camping, my plan is to have the fridge constantly plugged in and pulling from the power station. While the vehicle is on and running majority of the day, would slowly charge the Bluetti keeping it topped off if this is something the inverter is capable of doing. In my head, it seems like it should work but wanted some input.

@LostLexus let us know how it turns out. I'm hoping to charge my Anker Everfrost off the 110v inverter once it arrives. The location of the outlet is convenient and max AC draw from the Anker is 95 watts. Should work, but as @Jstawgn noted not all devices will like/accept the modified sine wave of the GX inverter. Luckily I can run mine off 12v or USB-C.