Battery Disconnect Switch
When my 5er is in storage with no 120 volt connected, should battery disconnect switch be in ON or OFF position so my 12 volt battery is not connected. If I leave rv & accidentally leave a little ligh...
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fj12ryder wrote:sdetweil wrote:You might want to double check that. My entertainment center is all 110 v...except the amp for the speakers, it is a 12v car amp.jalichty wrote:
The other power draw, as I understand it, is the entertainment system. Ours has the front panel somewhat lighted up even when turned off. I think it's for the alarm that is build into the system. On our FW, we were told that both the entertainment system and the CO2 detector were fused inside the trailer. And the dealer suggested that we simply pull the fuses if we wanted to turn them off. Haven't done so yet, but may in the future, for now we plug into the house 30 amp plug-in we had installed when we build the house and keep the FW "hot" when we aren't using it.
thanks.. my entertainment system is all 110v. nothing 12v.
thanks.. my setup is a Samsung system with direct wired remote speakers. they plug into the back of the blueray unit. that is all there is. the sub is not powered
