Disconnect batteries?
We just got our new 42'6" long rv - our first. It is being stored in the park where we will live in it 6 mos of the year, beginning in May. Two questions: 1) When connected to shore power, should the ...
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dvv711 wrote:
The converter manual says it is an automatic three-stage switching power supply.
This is all you need to know. It should be perfectly safe to leave the shore power connected 24/7 for storage......as far as keeping the batteries healthy that is.
At this point, you don't need to know where the converter is except just for curiosity. There generally are no "user serviceable" parts there.
IF the batteries are conventional wet cells with removable caps, you need to get in the habit of checking the electrolyte level every couple of months.
