Can I use this on 2- 6 volt batteries on my travel trailer?
2089298
Ryan,,al I can say is I have it hooked to a 12 volt marine battery and cant tell that it has done me any good at all..had plenty of sunny days and still dont seem to do anything ,for me anyway...
2089299
I don't know for sure .but I puzzled why your trailer runs off 2_6 volts. But as far as 12 volt standard it works great highly recommend this product.
1825403
It would ruin your 36 volt batteries by overcharging them .go toSave A Battery 2365-36 36-Volt Battery Charger and Maintainer
959251
Works great for golf cart batteries @48 volt six 8 volt batteries will and should work fine for marine batteries
277274
Yes, connect two 12-volt batteries in series to get 24-volts. Here is an article with an image of this: http://www.cabelas.com/product/Marine-Battery-Wiring/531785.uts
1845949
Yes that will work. I would recommend getting a 30 to 15 amp adapter and run two extension chords from different outlets. This will allow your entire camper to have power Instead of only half.
218160
You will have to contact the company for that info. I have mine on two 6 volt golf cart batteries with no problem and I can't see why they wouldn't work on four.
1798988
Not sure. Most RVs have 12 volt systems. Contact a RV dealer and see what they say.
1402692
I just use an adaptor plug for my trailer and plug into the house 110V. There several outlets but the generator is in storage just know so I can't go look. The adaptor would work fine unless you are planning to run some serious AC in the trailer.
1784817
I have one above the door on my motorhome to see who is at the door. so as long as you have 12 volts their should be no problem,excellent idea.
796341
No, a dual 6 volt setup won't work. These put out about 30 volts in straight sun, so you will have to have at least two 12 volt batteries in series. It would be even better if you had the two 12 volts as well as a big 6 volt (a large battery like you would use on a tractor - something with big amps.) in a series. Hope that helps.
1613030
I have the same setup on my travel trailer - two Trojan 6 volt in series, for 12 volts total. Just took it camping this weekend, with no hookups and went 3 days without having to run a generator. We used a small laptop, our house water pump, fridge, and furnace ran all three nights as well. Something to keep in mind is that all of my lights have been switched to led, and it was only slightly cloudy for us. I never bothered to check my actual voltage, but my stock wall meter was typically at 1/2 to 3/4 in the a.m., and full by sunset. Hope this helps
1346589
Since it's only 1.5 volts, I rather doubt it. The six volt lantern batteries you can get a Lowes, Walmart, Home Depot sure could work. If you need 12 volts just hook up two in series.
186088
yes it can plus,you leave it plugged up all the time when you have it moored or parked on the Trailer. It will keep your Batteries maintained and they will last you much longer.
696133
I think it might. It does run off 110 volt AC and propane. Never thought about it but it would have been nice when I had an old travel trailer.
488586
Hmmm... I would not know as I have never worked one of those. If the battery housing dimension are the same, and voltage / amperage are comparable, then maybe.
682009
Nope. It will probably regulate close to 28 volts, so you would have to arrange your batteries in a 24 volt configuration.
985545
yes that is what I do in my boat for 2 rv batteries and it works great. make sure and get the power regulator so you don't over charge your batteries.