Battery disconnect - can I still use my heat?
Hello fellow RV friends! I have a travel trailer and was wondering if I can disconnect my batteries for the winter so that they last longer but still have it plugged into shore power so I can use th...
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Let me add some nuance here, I agree with those that are for disconnecting your batteries but for a bit different reason:
While it is true that your converter SHOULD keep your batteries properly charrged this depends entirely on the quality and operating condition of your converter which I am sure is not known to you.
Therefore the most sensible thing to do is to disconnect.
I disconnect mine if I am parked for more than a week and always when stored which for me is rare since I full time.
While it is true that your converter SHOULD keep your batteries properly charrged this depends entirely on the quality and operating condition of your converter which I am sure is not known to you.
Therefore the most sensible thing to do is to disconnect.
I disconnect mine if I am parked for more than a week and always when stored which for me is rare since I full time.
