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Kayteg1
Apr 06, 2016Explorer II
Converters come long way in last 20 years, so check what you have.
13.5V is perfect battery maintaining voltage, so if you have converter that floats that voltage it is perfect to have it plug year around.
Older and/or cheaper converters don't have floating circuit and will go to 14V and above and that is when disconnecting the batteries on long term is advised.
Very old converters were supplying 12 V AC current for the coach with only small DC circuit for charging and radio. Beware of that if you have older RV.
13.5V is perfect battery maintaining voltage, so if you have converter that floats that voltage it is perfect to have it plug year around.
Older and/or cheaper converters don't have floating circuit and will go to 14V and above and that is when disconnecting the batteries on long term is advised.
Very old converters were supplying 12 V AC current for the coach with only small DC circuit for charging and radio. Beware of that if you have older RV.
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