I put a knife disconnect on my coach batteries, they can go a month in storage and only drop slightly.. the Store/use switch does not shut everything off...constantly charging and draining battery can not be good for it
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Originally Posted by richguess
Yes, thanks to all. I get that the genset (which preferably is used when on and Shore power plugged in) sends it’s 120v to the converter/charger, as does the shore power. The”DC disconnect switch,” a name I like and think is more accurate, unfortunately lights up when plugged in, regardless if it’s switched on or off. My parasitic drain always seems high to me, varying between .3 and .7 amps. My solar usually just charges the batteries when sitting, but if not sunny they begin to run down. I may just put a disconnect switch directly on them, but allow for solar to continue to charge.
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