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Dd 2344 Rv Dual Batteries Wiring Schematic Wiring
Rv battery solenoid wiring. Another wire connects the relay to the positive post of the sli battery and another runs back to the rv. Measure out a new piece of 14 gauge wire from the bat terminal on the alternator to the terminal on the battery isolator marked a cut the wire and crimp on two electrical connectors and attach the wire from bat to a step 7. Welcome to winnebago industries wiring diagrams. To provide more specific information we need to know the make model and year of your rv and what component the 200 amp solenoid is part of and what its switching back and forth to or from. Customer service november 2nd 2016. Depending on how the solenoid is wired it can be switched to be.
The solenoid doesnt use any power in itself other than a tiny amount when the ignition system is switched on. The idle batteries are charged by the alternator and the battery isolator can switch power sources if the battery in use suddenly fails. To wire the battery isolation solenoid you will need to splice the side terminals inline with the 7 way power wire attach a wire that is powered when the ignition is turned on to the small post on the front of the isolator and then mount the isolator to a portion of the vehicle that is grounded to the vehicle frame. The battery isolator uses sensors to determine the number of batteries it is connected to and to draw power from the strongest battery. How to video on testing and replacing the motorhome rv house battery charging solenoid isolator. On all the time.
The solenoid isolator uses a continuous duty solenoid to connect the auxiliary battery during certain times like starting and charging then disconnects when not in use. Thank you for visiting the rv repair club site and the opportunity to assist with your electrical issue. On with the ignition. These isolators are relatively trouble free but like any mechanical device are subject to occasional failure.