Is there a Neg battery cable in trailers?
Moving batteries to inside, to pass-through front storage, so I need Pos and Neg battery connections inside. I see the red Pos cable going under the frame in front of the trailer and disappearing t...
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BFL13 wrote:
I suppose moving the batts inside is to make room on the tongue for the Honda 3000, so in that case, yes you need to find the positive wire that goes from the battery fuse now to the pos battery terminal, and re-route but don't forget to shift the battery fuse too.
No, moving batteries inside not to make room for Honda 3000. Just feel better with my possessions inside. Still thinking in context of fumes in AGM, there is no info, other than theoretical arguments that AGM "could" gas if relief valve fails, or if it's hot and temp compensation of solar controller doesn't work.
Anyway, if I decide to move the batts inside - I had other plans for that 3ft red AWG 8 pigtail dangling at the trailer front. Re-route it inside but connect it not to the battery, but to the Loads - via breaker and Pos bus of the breakers box. (I'm talking about Breakers Enclosure that I'm installing, not any OEM equipment).
Now, the Pos cable for battery would be a separate AWG 4 from the Pos bus of breakers box straight to the battery - with this This Battery Fuse. I have completely forgotten about the existing battery fuse on that OEM AWG 8 pigtail in front of trailer, - I guess I don't need it.
