Battery disconnect switch - confused
Forgive me, I am confused. I have a TT with two 12V batteries hooked up in parallel. I store my TT at a storage facility and want to help protect my new batteries. I purchased a battery disconnect swi...
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The switch has two posts.
One goes to the batteries. It can go to the negative or positive. Many feel negative is better. You would run from batteries, one wire each to one post.
Other post goes to the rig's power distribution panel.
There should be a fuse or circuit breaker at the battery to protect the wiring between batteries and the power distribution panel. It can be either side of the switch.
The break away switch must stay active even when switch is in the off position.
One goes to the batteries. It can go to the negative or positive. Many feel negative is better. You would run from batteries, one wire each to one post.
Other post goes to the rig's power distribution panel.
There should be a fuse or circuit breaker at the battery to protect the wiring between batteries and the power distribution panel. It can be either side of the switch.
The break away switch must stay active even when switch is in the off position.
