My battery is at present disconnected from the van and is on charge in the garage ready for the summer use. Can I keep the 240V electric from home connected to the van in order to get it ready for the coming season as it has been laid up over the winter period or will I cause damage to any onboard equipment.
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Electric hook up
- Thread starter colin(bridgend)
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It depends on the cahrger unit fitted to the caravan
later ones can be used as a power source without a battery but older units require the battery in circuit to avoid damaging electronics
later ones can be used as a power source without a battery but older units require the battery in circuit to avoid damaging electronics
John - the caravan is a Bailey Ranger 500/5 coming up to 3 years old in July. Hope this helps to clarify your point. Many thanks in anticipation.
I assume you have the van at home? and what to connect up to the electric inlet?
If so this should be no problem. The on board charger will not charge above 13.5 volts approx, while your home charger probably does.
Just make sure your battery electrolite level is correct before fitting.
If so this should be no problem. The on board charger will not charge above 13.5 volts approx, while your home charger probably does.
Just make sure your battery electrolite level is correct before fitting.
Should be OK
Ray the concern was using the van without the battery
Could you confirm my answer above. Regards
