Di-Directional Isolator
So tired of replacing these,, Isolator What is the alternative.
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wildmanbaker wrote:Pretty high.. that is why the battery pack will discharge in 1 day driving. the freezer is 110 appliance, running all the time. but the others are intermittent , coffee pot, and microwave.
What are the power requirements of your appliances?
The last 2 days of the trip we shut off the freezer, that cut the discharge rate way down.
normally the engine driven alternator keeps the battery pack at 13+ volts with the freezer running, and normal use of the appliances.
Today we test the alternator, see if it produces 13.1 volts or more = step one square one.
the bi-directional isolator will not connect to it if it isn't higher than 13.1 v
