Thanks for the reply. I have a charger fitted and a hook-up attachment beneath the bonnet so my idea is to keep on top of the charge that way in between uses, i.e. just like on hook-up on camp sites but at home with a hook-up adapter to attach to the mains. I just wondered whether I could do this with the habitation electrics still isolated. I thought I could but am not 100% sure.
Ah, ok I considered doing this but wasn’t sure how it worked exactly. So, just to confirm, you’re saying NOT to activate the isolation switch when charging the leisure battery?
It's up to you, but I have never an isolation switch whilst my vehicle was parked outside my home. I always have the batteries ready to go fully charged.
Explain please
Absolutely, yes I know its my decision, but knowing how you do it has helped me understand so thanks v much for that *thumbs up*
I just wonder what they mean by habitation electrics?
Not sure why you would plug into EHU, but to flip the RCD’s off. I cannot see why this would be useful at all.
the RCD’s are built into the campers control box (Sargent) two of them provide mains power to sockets within the camper and I guess it’s safer to isolate these rather than keeping them live whilst hibernation.
The isolation switch is fitted onto the kitchen unit, to the rear of the driver’s seat.
Yes it is.
