Batteries

[Poppyof5]

just confirming, flipping the disconnect i am good to work on my battery box while the rig is plugged in ?

[Jay2504]

No. If the rig is plugged in the battery cables will be powered by the converter. A possible backfeed could occur depending upon what the battery shut off really shuts off. Pull both battery cables off carefully with the rig plugged in and the shut off turned to the off position. Then measure for voltage at the cables. If the voltage reads 0 then you are good to go. If not, then you can still cause a short if the positive side touches anything metal that is part of the camper. Jay

[Poppyof5]

Originally Posted by Jay2504

No. If the rig is plugged in the battery cables will be powered by the converter. A possible backfeed could occur depending upon what the battery shut off really shuts off. Pull both battery cables off carefully with the rig plugged in and the shut off turned to the off position. Then measure for voltage at the cables. If the voltage reads 0 then you are good to go. If not, then you can still cause a short if the positive side touches anything metal that is part of the camper. Jay

Thank you, thats what my concern was.