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Originally Posted by Travelin' Texans
Before worrying about wiring remove the battery/batteries & take them to your local auto parts store & have them load tested. I'm guessing they are the culprit that when you turn on the lights, especially if equipped with halogen bulbs, there's an immediate battery discharge resulting in the converter kicking on.
If they need replaced be sure, for the house batteries, they are deep cycle rv batteries. If there's CCA, CA or MCA listed on the top they aren't deep cycle but rather cranking batteries for starting vehicles suitable for the chassis battery.
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Apparently we do have halogen bulbs so good to know! Our house batteries failed within a year of purchasing the RV, so we replaced them with deep cycle. Regardless, this is good information!