- Apr 6, 2019
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Hi.
I have one large engine battery - new at start of 2024.
Three leisure batteries (lead acid) new in 2023.
I know 200W solar on roof is ageing now and not a lot to be gained in winter grey skies. But I have never gone to the RV with a flat battery.
School boy error today as storage site said alarm was going crazy (even though I don't often set it in the double secure compound). I am assuming this was caused by low voltage as battery was unresponsive apart from a little chirp from alarm system trying to send an alert. Got the old Noco out and started first time.
The only things left on usually are WiFi device and the (alarm) /immobiliser.
BUT I did note that I left the Inverter switched on from last visit and that would mean TV was in standby. Is a 1500w inverter enough to flatten the battery over 5 weeks (last time I could get there due to hospitalisation).
I assume yes that is enough drawer in winter ! But wanted to check.
I have one large engine battery - new at start of 2024.
Three leisure batteries (lead acid) new in 2023.
I know 200W solar on roof is ageing now and not a lot to be gained in winter grey skies. But I have never gone to the RV with a flat battery.
School boy error today as storage site said alarm was going crazy (even though I don't often set it in the double secure compound). I am assuming this was caused by low voltage as battery was unresponsive apart from a little chirp from alarm system trying to send an alert. Got the old Noco out and started first time.
The only things left on usually are WiFi device and the (alarm) /immobiliser.
BUT I did note that I left the Inverter switched on from last visit and that would mean TV was in standby. Is a 1500w inverter enough to flatten the battery over 5 weeks (last time I could get there due to hospitalisation).
I assume yes that is enough drawer in winter ! But wanted to check.