Solar for a fan
I live in Tucson & will be gone June & July & I was going to disconnect my 95 watt solar panel while I was gone, because I don't want the battries to boil while I am gone, & thought why not disconnect...
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Hi there fellow Tucsonan! You can leave it plugged in and charging as long as the converter has a "smart" charger. If it's a fairly new rig, it probably will have a smart charger, but you can read the information that came with your unit and find out for sure.
I have stored an RV in Tucson for the last 21 years, including the summer. I've never left a fan on, and wouldn't recommend it. The monsoons can hit in July, and driving rain can get inside your RV if you leave a vent or window open. Not only that, if we get a bad dust storm, you can wind up with a lot of dust inside the unit.
I have stored an RV in Tucson for the last 21 years, including the summer. I've never left a fan on, and wouldn't recommend it. The monsoons can hit in July, and driving rain can get inside your RV if you leave a vent or window open. Not only that, if we get a bad dust storm, you can wind up with a lot of dust inside the unit.
