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Questions about plugging in
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Wow A1 that’s a good excuse for Franks engineering. Do you leave the lights on all the time so you know you have electricity?
Happy Thanksgiving and you better be staying home, like your old Governor says.
Later
bv
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Robert, If you choose to store it the way I do between trips, I never turn off the 12v, 24v, or ATEC/DDEC master cut-out switches.
The fan in the electrical/inverter bay runs when the #1 inverter is on. Yes I turn off both inverter master disconnects between trips. Before I do this I turn them off with their respective remote, and turn everything off in the electrical cabinet next to the frig. -
I don’t mind the fans running, I have four inverters to keep cool. The 3 Lithium batteries seem to always stay normal temps.
The fridge/freezer has fans too. I’m sure the other electronics have their own fans as I hear something in the back electrical closet at the rear bath.
I keep the coach connected 24/7. While in storage, the airs might need to come on in the summer months (in TN).
Safe travels!
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Bernie,
He does leave his lights on to remind him he has juice and hopes it will run off the yard rats that eat his garden. At least with the lights on the the little buggers can see what delicacy is available.
Full time Liberty bay fans had me stumped until I figured out they were hard wired to the inverters and couldn’t be turned off. Maybe that’s the reason one was dead. Couldn’t come to grips with fans running when it was 25 degree’s, so installed new fans with temp controllers.
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