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RV House Batteries Bad Can I Still Plug RV Into Electric?
by Allan
(Clackamas, Oregon USA)
Trojan T105 Deep Cycle battery
My house batteries are shot in my motor home. Will everything work if I go to an RV park and just use the power supplied even when the house batteries need to be replaced?
ANSWER: Hi Allan thanks for submitting your question on our Ask An RV Question Page.
Yes you can plug your RV into electric at an RV park and your RV's Converter
One thing you should be aware of is that when you plug your RV into electric your RV's Converter is going to try to charge your House Batteries. Whether your House Batteries are good or not you should make sure that they are full of electrolytes. If your batteries are low on electrolytes, you need to top them off using distilled water only.
I strongly suggest that you get the batteries replaced as soon as possible. Your RV's electrical system is designed to have functioning house batteries and although you can plug your RV in with bad batteries it is not a good practice to do this continually.
For more information on what I suggest for RV batteries
you should read the answer I gave to Do I Really Need A Deep Cycle Battery In My RV?I hope this helped.
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Happy RVing
RVing Al
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