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I use 100 amp hours as typical single deep cycle capacity rating. As an average, it might be a bit on the high side. 80ah to 120ah is the range of ratings I've seen.
So, with a 100ah capacity and...
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Over 24 hours that divider heater would draw 16.8 amps. (24x0.7=16.8) add the fans etc. and it is definitely something to be aware of and plan for. Hopefully, it can be turned off.
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Yes. With the two batteries in your Roadtrek bringing them back to from 50% discharge would need 100 amp hours or so. Probably more like 3 or 4 hours. Getting the batteries back to 90% on a...
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I think 1 to 2 hours of generator time should get 1 battery back to 90%. It depends on the converter/charger output and the rate at which the battery will absorb the charge.
To minimize...
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You could make a playing card sized laminated cardboard sign with "Fridge on battery" written on it and clip it on to your van key ring whenever the fridge is on battery. I've started putting a sign...
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I should mention that I assumed that you have a single house battery with a 100 ah capacity. So you can see the impact a 15 amp hour load for three hours would have. 1/2 the capacity could be gone....
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Short answer: I wouldn’t worry about the fan etc. The monitor panel is off a bit. KiB’s allow for a 5% tolerance which is a lot. Full or C might be lit up at less than 12.7 volts. Your battery...
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