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brulaz
May 13, 2018Explorer
Even when in storage, battery self-discharge is prolly more important than the draw from a turned-off inverter.
I wouldn't worry about over nite scenarios anyway.
But for longer term storage, you will want a battery tender to handle the self-discharge issue alone and it should also be able to handle the turned-off inverter as well.
Adding another heavy duty switch just for the inverter seems like over-kill.
I wouldn't worry about over nite scenarios anyway.
But for longer term storage, you will want a battery tender to handle the self-discharge issue alone and it should also be able to handle the turned-off inverter as well.
Adding another heavy duty switch just for the inverter seems like over-kill.
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