In the class, you’ll see how bypassing the original ground with a test wire can save you hours of frustration and fix an issue quickly.Īnd you’ll learn how using a simple multimeter can make troubleshooting a breeze. Troubleshooting your 12-volt system is another important area we’ll cover, and it can be a daunting task as negative ground issues can become “gremlins” in a chassis foundation. When it comes to taking care of your batteries, this class will provide the proper steps for maintenance, charging, and storage to extend their life. You’ll learn about parasitic drain and, after watching this class, you’ll be able to determine if you have a parasitic drain on the house batteries and help identify what is causing it. We’ll cover lead acid batteries that have been the main source of power in RVs for years, but also the main source of frustration. You’ll get an in-depth look at the distribution center to show how your battery or batteries provide power to components and how they’re protected.
#12 volt deep cycle battery for rv series
Your instructor, Dave Solberg, shows the difference between typical 12-volt deep cycle batteries and 6-volt deep cycle batteries that are connected in series to create a 12-volt system, as well as the difference between them and typical automotive batteries. Your class will start with a walk-through of what components operate on the 12-volt system, such as interior lights, ceiling vents, water pump and several appliances that run on LP. In this video class, you’ll learn must-have insights and tips regarding the operation and maintenance of a 12-Volt Deep Cycle battery system.
To get maximum enjoyment from your RV experience, keeping the “lights on” is a necessity.
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