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Battery switch in salon

Discussion of batteries, chargers, wiring, generators, distribution panels, battery switches, etc.
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Re: Battery switch in salon

Postby Carverlvr2 » October 18th, 2025, 11:16 am

Yes. It’s the master switch that shuts off/disconnects everything unessential. So if you turn that master switch off (unless someone has re wired over time) your dc panel should be dead. As far as charging, I would assume so as well but have never checked. But your ac charger would likely still charge your house bank as it’s connected separately.
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