In the engine bay on the battery?........Its feeding the cable through the bulkhead that has me confused so the terminals under the passenger seat (RHD) seems best optionI would ideally like to connect it to the main battery terminals but struggling to find which ones they are, suppose I could actually try and look in the manual
Ooh! With your solar, if you hook the EAC up to the rear leisure, your solar will also charge your Delta!Thanks @jaydisc
I have a Ocean T6.1 with 2 leisure batteries, ideally I would like it to reverse charge the main starter battery as I have solar on the leisure.
I have Delta in the boot so I can use it to plug into the electric hook up when I am working on laptop etc..
I am starting to wonder if its easier to forget about the reverse charge and just put it on the rear leisure battery to save the routing of the cables to the boot area
It's such a perfect setup for Beach owners!I’m finding the ability to reverse charge my Beach leisure battery really handy. I can still use the existing 12v sockets but have so much more battery capacity.
No I thought the main terminals were under the passenger seat somewhereIn the engine bay on the battery?........Its feeding the cable through the bulkhead that has me confused so the terminals under the passenger seat (RHD) seems best option
Yeah I think I might be going a bit overkill , but I want to be able to run my laptop / ecoflow and Nespresso off grid.Ooh! With your solar, if you hook the EAC up to the rear leisure, your solar will also charge your Delta!
With 2 leisure batteries AND a Delta, do you really need to be concerned about the Starter? Also, my understanding is that if your leisure batteries are super topped up (as they will likely be due to solar), once the Split Charge Relay opens up, charge will flow back from your ample leisures into your starter.
It's such a perfect setup for Beach owners!
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