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Old 04-05-2015, 10:35 AM   #1
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Battery Shut Off Switch

Hey guys-
I'm looking to install a master shut off switch for my trailer batteries. I go for the Demo tomorrow so I'll know for sure then, but I believe I have 2 batteries. If so, do I need a dual battery shut off or can I use a single? Not sure how they wire 2, and I've never had a shut off.

Also, what shut offs do you suggest, and where to purchase them for best pricing? Any help is appreciated!
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Hey guys-
I'm looking to install a master shut off switch for my trailer batteries. I go for the Demo tomorrow so I'll know for sure then, but I believe I have 2 batteries. If so, do I need a dual battery shut off or can I use a single? Not sure how they wire 2, and I've never had a shut off.

Also, what shut offs do you suggest, and where to purchase them for best pricing? Any help is appreciated!
I think a dual battery shut off will just let you select one or two or both to shut off. If you just want to shut them both down a single should be all you need.
http://www.amazon.com/s/?ie=UTF8&key...l_4vfpmw494z_b
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I think a dual battery shut off will just let you select one or two or both to shut off. If you just want to shut them both down a single should be all you need.
Amazon.com: 12v battery disconnect switch
Awesome. That's what I was thinking but I wanted to ask.

I like the style w the key, anyone have pics of how they minutes theirs? I'm assuming I just cut the main power wire, put on ring terminals and attach to switch, but I'm wondering how you guys have minutes the switch. Thanks!
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Assuming that your two batteries are in parrelle , pit the switch in serises with the single positive line that feeds the distribution/ load
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Do a search on this forum for "battery cutoff switch". There are many threads , some with pictures on this very subject.
Here it is:
http://www.jaycoowners.com/forums/f3...tch-24036.html
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