battery maintainer

Either one will work. The 8930/50 distribution center comes with a series 9800 converter/charger which is three stage and can stay connected indefinitely.

My converter is a wf/8930/50. Will that work just keeping it pluged in at the shore power. The maintainer I have is a Schumaker 1.5 amp
input:120v ac60hz,0.19/0.32a SEM-1562A
Output:6/12dc at1.5amp dc

You have 4 , 6 volt batteries set up to operate as 2, 12 v batteries. Use one maintainer with the positive hooked to positive pair A and the negative to negative pair B. I ran mine in this manner off of a BT Jr which is a .75 A maintainer. Come in off the road, turn off the manual disconnect and plug in the maintainer. The maintainer will usually be in maintenance mode by the following morning.
Randy Bergen

Monitoring the voltage float point. One point to consider is to disconnect the battery bank from any possibility of an unexpected load. 500ma per 6 cells is plenty enough potential. If your area of storage is subject to temperature extremes insure the float voltage is appropriate.

Rmcgrath53 wrote:
Thanks for the response. I could leave the converter hooked up or use maintainers. What would be better for storage?

No way to know without you sharing what converter and what maintainer you have.

Thanks for the response. I could leave the converter hooked up or use maintainers. What would be better for storage?

I agree, one maintainer should work fine assuming the batteries are charged to start with.

dp I guess

Yes, but why 2 maintainers on the same bank?
And if you have a good converter, it will probably work better.

Can't be that simple....

Get a four bank six volt charger :B