How to spot a good disconnect switch?

Here is how it looks. I normally dont have batteries installed. With the recent fires i put an old junky battery in there just to work the jack if needed. Thats why my solar is normally disconnected.

What do you think about cutting a small hole into the display itself? In the pics you can see the right side of the display does have a bit of room for a hole.

Would you guys do something a little smaller and better looking for a solar panel disconnect?

agesilaus wrote:
I don't know but the BlueSeas and the Perkos are very popular and have been around a long time. More expensive tho.

These would be my choice

Switch is fine. Should out last the RV.

1. Quality
2. Cheap

Choose.

If you are concerned about the quality, spend a few extra dollars to buy one from a known manufacturer (BEP, Blueseas, Marinco, Perko etc):
www.amazon.com/BEP-701-Battery-Switches-On-Off/dp/B005DUUL9W

The one you linked to is probably fine, but there is no way to be sure.

I don't know but the BlueSeas and the Perkos are very popular and have been around a long time. More expensive tho.