Apologies for the long post, but I've been super impressed with the technical knowledge I've seen in on this forum and am hoping someone might be able to help.I own a 2019 Jeep Wrangler, and have installed a Genesis dual battery system into it for ru...
NRALIFR wrote:You can probably disable the Genesis solenoid by simply unplugging the connector on the Cole Hersee charge controller. The solenoid will never energize and connect the two batteries that way. If you ever need to combine the two batterie...
LittleBill wrote:disconnect the second battery, connect the dc-dc charger to output of the second battery wiring from the genesis kit, and connect the output of the dc-dc to the second battery and that should be it.So re-reading what he said, he is i...
NRALIFR wrote:I think (hope) LittleBill meant “Put the output of the DC-DC charger on the main lugs of the secondary battery”:):)Now I'm even more confused. How can I charge the secondary battery if the input and output are the same?
LittleBill wrote:already told you how to wire this, put the input of the dc-dc charger on the main lugs of the secondary battery option, this will charge the secondary battery correctly, but you will not be able to parallel them for additional capaci...
theoldwizard1 wrote:unsavory wrote:Any idea what the potential repercussions might be? Everything seems to be working correctly with the battery sensor disconnected, other than the voltage just sits there at 14.7V instead of fluctuating with engine ...
