RV electrical advice
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There are two different electrical systems in an RV: AC and DC power. These separate systems serve different purposes and appliances within your RV.
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Plugging into shore power can also charge the house battery inside your camper. You’ll need a battery charger or converter to keep the battery bank fully charged.
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Disconnecting the battery while connected to shore power can help prevent overcharging,
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Batteries naturally degrade over time, and reducing the number of unnecessary charge cycles can help maintain their capacity and performance.
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Power surges can cause significant harm to electrical components, disconnecting the battery can protect it from potential damage.
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Disconnecting the battery can eliminate parasitic loads and prevent unnecessary energy consumption.
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Always consult your RV owner’s manual or a professional before disconnecting the battery to ensure it’s the right decision for you