pianotuna wrote:
Power is related to square of the voltage.
14.4 x 14.4 = 207.36
13.6 x 13.6 = 184.96
So less than 11% change in "real" power. I'd not worry about it at all.
What the Musical Fish said... My Progressive Dymanmics 9180 + wizard does that too. I have standard lights that are 15 years old. LED"s at around 5 to 14 and a rather expensive radio that all eat the power and no issues.
And the Motor home is a Workhorse Chevy motor and alternator. Chevy's run HOT Voltage wise (over 14 volts) the only thing that seems to be bothered by that is my power distribution strip (A West Mountain Radio Anderson Power Pole 12 position distribution panel 40 amp total) that feeds several radios and such... It complains about high voltage when the turn signals click off So I disconnected the noise maker.
No damage just an annoying beep.
