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RY469 · 01-16-2022, 09:48 AM

Most house batteries are charged by the converter. The converter is simply a little power supply (like in the back of an PC). Locate your circuit breaker panel, maybe by the rear bed. There are 120 VAC circuit breakers, the 12 VDC (ATC type) fuse bank, and in the bottom behind the panel SHOULD be your converter / charger.

If you have, and are handy with a voltmeter (multimeter) the house batteries should read close to 12.7 VDC sitting, and around 13.6 VDC with shore power plugged in (that's coming from your converter). If all is well that is.

Does that help?

01-16-2022, 09:48 AM	#2
RY469 Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2021 Posts: 279	Charger Most house batteries are charged by the converter. The converter is simply a little power supply (like in the back of an PC). Locate your circuit breaker panel, maybe by the rear bed. There are 120 VAC circuit breakers, the 12 VDC (ATC type) fuse bank, and in the bottom behind the panel SHOULD be your converter / charger. If you have, and are handy with a voltmeter (multimeter) the house batteries should read close to 12.7 VDC sitting, and around 13.6 VDC with shore power plugged in (that's coming from your converter). If all is well that is. Does that help?