2014 Wrangler Requires battery disconnect - What do you use?

[portscanner]

We are 95% sure we are going to go buy a new 2 door Wrangler soon and I was doing some research. I downloaded the owners manual from the Jeep Web site and found in the instructions for "Shifting Into NEUTRAL (N)":

15. Disconnect the negative battery cable, and secure it away from the negative battery post.

Our Jeep Liberty does not need a battery disconnect, so this caught me by surprise.

I am curious what other Jeep owners are using for a disconnect. Pulling the cable of the battery and leaving it hang seems a bit crude. I see there are various disconnects on the market. Or is there a work around for this?

[sch911]

There is no steering lock on a Wrangler column. So no need to leave the ignition in ACC. Why would you disconnect the battery? The owners manual certainly does't require that...

[Ductape]

We've towed thousands of miles without disconnecting. Can't see any reason for it, the key is not on- there is no steering lock.

Probably just out of date info in the manual.

[teddychamp]

you can buy a lever type battery disconnect at any automotive store. Once installed you only have to lift the lever to disconnect the battery when needed. Installation is very simple and most automotive stores will do it for you, free of charge.