Inverter in same compartment as batteries?
While doing some research on inverter wiring, I have read a couple of different websites which say that an inverter should not be in the same compartment as batteries, otherwise the gas venting from t...
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I my MH, Winnebago put the inverter in a separate compartment behind the same door as the battery banks, but the upper compartment (inverter+electronics) is sealed when the door is closed by a gasket on the upper shelf. The lower battery compartment has 6x9 opening in the rear-top of the compartment for venting when door is closed.
It helps to use sealed lead/acid batteries = less off-gassing.
I agree with the fact, off-gassing is quite detrimental to electrical wiring and appliances. Matter-of-fact, just allowing electronics to sit unused for months can be detrimental. DW was injured in a wreck Feb '16, so our MH sat unused until last week. When we began our short trip the CD player didn't(still doesn't) work.
It helps to use sealed lead/acid batteries = less off-gassing.
I agree with the fact, off-gassing is quite detrimental to electrical wiring and appliances. Matter-of-fact, just allowing electronics to sit unused for months can be detrimental. DW was injured in a wreck Feb '16, so our MH sat unused until last week. When we began our short trip the CD player didn't(still doesn't) work.
