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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Great info! I found the manual and it didn't have a ton of info but was useful nonetheless.
I did an experiment, I ran my batteries down to about 12.1 V, then plugged it in. The voltage it was charging at was 13.36 volts. That tells me that mine doesn't push 14.4, ever. That probably explains why my rig doesn't charge quickly when connected to my generator. For that reason alone, it seems I should replace the converter. Agreed?
Thanks for the info!
Scott
I did an experiment, I ran my batteries down to about 12.1 V, then plugged it in. The voltage it was charging at was 13.36 volts. That tells me that mine doesn't push 14.4, ever. That probably explains why my rig doesn't charge quickly when connected to my generator. For that reason alone, it seems I should replace the converter. Agreed?
Thanks for the info!
Scott
