Battery Charging

[78spster]

I have 2014 White Hawk 21DSRB. I put a outlet near my storage pad to plug the trailer in when I am getting ready to leave or working on it. My question is about battery charging system.
Will the batteries get hurt or over serviced if I leave it plugged in ?
Or should I watch the monitor and let them discharge say to 50% and then plug in again till they are fully charged ?
Which is better for the life of the batteries?
Thanks
Chuck

[Crabman]

The newer Jaycos have smart chargers on them so they will not overcharge the battery. You can leave them plugged in.

A discussion on the subject:

http://www.jaycoowners.com/showthrea...highlight=iota

[Heady]

x2 what Crabby said.

[msturtz]

Leave it plugged in. Btw 50% DOD is hard on batteries.

[clutch]

Our trailer is always plugged in.

[Seann45]

Originally Posted by clutch

Our trailer is always plugged in.

Mine is plugged in to the sun....

[Jagiven]

X3 with what Crabby has to say. One critical thing to remember, these batteries are NOT maintenance free, so you need to check the water levels in the batteries a few times a year. When you need to add water ONLY use DISTILLED water.