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Should I leave my inverter ON or OFF when shorepower (land-based power source connection to power a boat) is available?

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Should I leave my inverter ON or OFF when shorepower (land-based power source connection to power a boat) is available?

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When shorepower is available, you may leave your inverter ON or OFF. There are advantages and disadvantages to both methods. If the inverter is left ON, you have immediate backup AC power if you lose shorepower. You may not be aware shorepower is lost until your batteries are fully discharged. If you choose to leave your inverter OFF you have the advantage of knowing when you have lost shorepower. This, however, is at the expense of losing automatic backup power capabilities.

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