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Norskeman
Jun 11, 2013Explorer
If your battery is fully charged you may be OK. A sears group 27 is rated at 105 amps - 20 hour rating. So about 5 amps/hr for 20 hours. The higher the current draw the faster the battery is depleted. If it is a variable speed fan then the max current draw should be at the highest speed. I would run only one fan at a time.
Remember there are other items drawing DC power from the battery. Refrigerator, CO detector, TV amplifier.
Our bedroom ceiling fan has a thermostat so I set it and it turns off at the temperature we want it to. We also set it to pull air out of the RV.
I installed a second battery in our rig - both are in a battery box designed for 2- 6 volt batteries. We only dry camp twice a year at the racetrack - but having the second battery gives me some piece of mind.
Remember there are other items drawing DC power from the battery. Refrigerator, CO detector, TV amplifier.
Our bedroom ceiling fan has a thermostat so I set it and it turns off at the temperature we want it to. We also set it to pull air out of the RV.
I installed a second battery in our rig - both are in a battery box designed for 2- 6 volt batteries. We only dry camp twice a year at the racetrack - but having the second battery gives me some piece of mind.
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