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Originally Posted by Laco
There was a question/statement earlier, about how the converter would supply power to the 12 volt house system. I don't believe it does, 12 volts is always supplied by the batteries, but when plugged in, the batteries are kept charged by the converter, and or inverter if there is one installed.
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While we all know results may differ across RVs... even of the same model/year... but in my case:
If my use/store switch is in STORE (batteries disconnected) - and plugged into shore power - my rig has all 12v devices powered by the converter... so there is connectivity for the converter to power the RV (and makes sense for all to work on 110/220 if batteries aren't present.)
Really all (batteries/converter/12v load) are all wired together (with disconnect for battery and fuses to protect load) - so either power source will work.
With everything in place and connected - the actual supply will come from the path of least resistance....
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