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Duramax1
Explorer
Mar 16, 2016

Disconnecting Battery When Plugged in for long periods

When staying plugged in at RV parks in desert warm temperatures for prolonged periods of time I usually disconnect the battery as I don't like to see it being charged at 13.50 volts or so for long per...
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brulaz
Explorer
Mar 16, 2016
I too disconnect my batteries from the WFCO distribution panel when not using them and on shore power. It's a simple disconnect switch. If we leave for any lengthy time, and the power is unreliable, it's easy enough to switch them back in when locking up.

The solar system is always connected and keeps the batteries at 13.1V during the day after a brief pulse to 14.8V in the morning (when they are not being used much).

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