Batteyr charging in an RV
Here's my rant for the day. I have heard so much outright misinformation, misnomers, and just flat out uninformed individuals passing off their opinions as gospel regarding maintaining their batter...
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"Due to the limitations of an RV’s electrical system that is 13-14.4vdc, the voltages required to desulfate a battery would be detrimental the sensitive low voltage systems now inside modern RV’s."
Then how come thousands of rv'ers aren't blowing their fridges' control boards, regularly? It's because those higher voltages are not required on a daily basis. In fact, proper maintenance renders high voltage charging rather unnecessary. And on occasion when it is required, one need merely turn off the fridge, and anything else that may be effected. No biggie!
Then how come thousands of rv'ers aren't blowing their fridges' control boards, regularly? It's because those higher voltages are not required on a daily basis. In fact, proper maintenance renders high voltage charging rather unnecessary. And on occasion when it is required, one need merely turn off the fridge, and anything else that may be effected. No biggie!
