Battery cut off switch
I want to put a battery cut off switch on my TT so I do not have to keep removing the cables when I store. The question, should I put on one or should on two to cut off both sides of the battery?
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tenbear wrote:F105 wrote:
Keep in mind that some RV's will draw a small amount of voltage from the battery even with the disconnect switch in the disconnect position.
If the battery disconnect switch is installed on the battery there will be no current drain on the battery. The battery will still self discharge very slowly.
Some RVs, mine included, have the battery disconnect near the converter and it does leave some parasitic loads connected which do draw a small current.
That's what I was trying to say,,but you said it better.
The point being is even with a battery disconnect switch installed,some RV's are wired in such a way that there will be a small current drain.
