DC circuitry in an RV
OK, I know I'm a rube. Cut me some slack. :) To the battery, ya' got your white wire and your black wire. If my logic is correct, as opposed to AC, the white wire connects to positive and the bl...
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noplace2 wrote:Dutch_12078 wrote:
Does your RV have a battery disconnect switch?
Not to my knowledge.
Your profile does not mention your RV's make and model or class
Motor homes: Nearly always (As far as I know always) have a battery disconnect sytem
Larger trailers.. Likewise
Some small trailers... Might or might not
(What is small.. A PUP or perhaps a 13' Scamp)
But odds are you have a battery shut off
ONE common location is just inside the door, may be marked ON/OFF may say AUX battery, may be marked USE/STORE (mine is)
May be on dash in a motor home
Ive seen them on a panel near the overhead cabinets, and in other places.
And not being an RV service tech.. I've not been in that many RV's but Ive seen the switches scattered.. USUALLY there are other switches (Like tank monitors and such) nearby if they are not at the door (like mine) or on dash.
