Battery disconnect when plugged in at home?
A recent thread got me wondering... Between trips, we plug into a standard 15a plug at home in order to keep the refrigerators cool, run lights when inside, etc... Another post mentioned the possi...
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I have my setup at home using a 20AMP 120VAC plugged into the garage. I also have the smart-mode converter/charger unit going which is not suppose to over charge batteries. However out of habit I still inspect my battery fluids levels just to be safe...
Like everyone else I usually follow my coffee cup around the yard at least once a day. Might as well do something useful...
If your converter/charger unit is constantly putting out 13.6VDC all the time it is right on the edge of over-charging your batteries which may boil out the fluids over time...
Its just a good idea I think to still checks the fluid levels.. Batteries don't come cheap...
My converter/charger is the PD9260C
just my thoughts
Roy Ken
Like everyone else I usually follow my coffee cup around the yard at least once a day. Might as well do something useful...
If your converter/charger unit is constantly putting out 13.6VDC all the time it is right on the edge of over-charging your batteries which may boil out the fluids over time...
Its just a good idea I think to still checks the fluid levels.. Batteries don't come cheap...
My converter/charger is the PD9260C
just my thoughts
Roy Ken
