Battery watering system

I had a flowrite system (profill). One of the small red barb connectors broke allowing battery acid to spill into the battery compartment and I didn't see it until it started to run down the side of the RV. What a mess. I now have AGM's (2 six volts) and I was able to lay them on their sides for much easier hookup (all connections facing out), the only way to go in my opinion. Money well spent. -Mark.

I use the Flowrite system I our boat and our truck camper. As mentioned it is not automatic but it helps put water in the batteries if they are hard to reach. I do think I will change over to AGM batteries I the future though.

They sound hard to get to. If so, I agree with Chris.

Also the Profil (which I have- it works fine) is not automatic so you still have to remember to get the hose out, connect the bulb and stick it in a jug and pump monthly.

AGMs dont really cost twice as much as they last twice as long.

X3 - That's what we have too. Worth every extra penny

Chris Bryant wrote:
Honestly, forget the watering system and go with AGM batteries.

x2. Spend a bit more, get a lot more.

Honestly, forget the watering system and go with AGM batteries.

I used the Flowrite Pro-Fill on a previous motorhome. Worked great!

I have this one. Works like a charm. Others are fine too.

http://www.powerstridebattery.com/battery-watering-kits/bwt-watering-kits/universal-24v-watering-kit-6v-batteries

Safety alone is worth the price.

This Flowrite Pro-fil RV system seems to be designed well. I haven't used one so can only recommend from observation.

We used flow rite on industrial batteries for years and did well.