Battery charging w/solar question
I got my TT which doesn't have an isolation switch on the battery. The salesman just said that if I was going to be parked for more than a few hrs, at a time while hitched up to just unplug from the ...
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If you had your towing package installed properly, your truck battery will be isolated when the ignition is off. Easy to test. Sit in your truck and trun the ignition on without firing it, you will hear the solenoid, they are quite load. They are usually mounted on the firewall on the drivers side in the engine compartment. Looks like a silver cylinder with 3 wires going to it. They are certainly installed in any truck used to haul a Truck Camper, where the RV is seldom detached.
As far as solar is concerned, it will help your batteries last longer. It is important to regularly check the battery fluid levels. Persoanlly I would not be without at least 100 watts of solar, unless you use serviced RV parks 100% of the time.
As far as solar is concerned, it will help your batteries last longer. It is important to regularly check the battery fluid levels. Persoanlly I would not be without at least 100 watts of solar, unless you use serviced RV parks 100% of the time.
