Can I mount my Stanley maintainer under my outside SUV and maintain the battery with the hood doe
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Yes the charger can be permanently mounted in the engine compartment area near the battery. Just note that IF you permanently connect your charging wires to the battery then the small charging indicator light will remain constantly lit. When you plug in your 120/140v drop cord into the charger then the light will either stay on constant or flash depending on the charge condition of the battery.
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I would recommend one if it is kept outside. This could be a simple plastic storage box from Wal Mart or as elaborate as the Moeller Injection-Molded Marine Battery Box.
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I'm sure that will work. Measure the diameter to make sure you get enough coverage.. I use two, one on each of the batteries on my Excursion 7.3 and, even at -30 below, they keep the batteries warm.
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First off you shouldn't connect it directly to your battery,you will need a charge controller to regulate your charge(the amperage will depend on how many Watts you are dealing with) The standard mc4 are sun-proof and waterproof that can handle the typical weather conditions ,so it's ok the run it neatly on your roof ,however if you want to run them in conduit to avoid potential tripping over ,you can.A neat job with or without conduit should work though.
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Just use a piece of speaker wire. Attach it to the red wire off the supply box(remote box) and run it under the door seams then under the front fender( you mite need a coat hanger). And then just attach it to your battery terminal. Hope this helps :)
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Nope. No way. You could probably do it in the bed area but would add significant weight to rear of vehicle. You won't get car battery in front of gator with any amount of modification.
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For the six months mine actually worked it could be mounted anyway you want. I am looking into replacing it as I have a cheap one on my battery pack now. This one really worked well to keep the pack fully charged. Won't be buying another one of these though.
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Dimensions are of the battery. Battery connections are on top of the battery but since the battery is totally sealed, it can be mounted in any position.
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Very simple, remove plastic tab in back which allows battery to work once removed. Pick a spot where you like to put in your vehicle once selected there will be a velcro strip. Peel back layer off it and stick where you want the unit placed. I suggest running external wire to outside of car before sticking to velcro. Once wire is ran properly to outside of car you are now ready to use your product :) enjoy!
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Yes. It has a gasket to protect it from the elements. I have mine mounted outside on my travel trailer to quickly turn off my battery and there has been no issues.
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yes you can all you are doing is running the hot wire from battery to the ground and toggle switch I have mine mounted beside the steering wheel console and I grounded the ground to a bolt that is near the fuse box check with you mechic first
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Yes it will. You can leave it hooked up during the winter, and it will keep your battery good as new. As your battery discharges it will kick on and maintain it to a full charge. Hope this helps.
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Yes that will work, but remember the running lights have to be on for the new dome light to work. Might be wise to put a small battery in the trailer. Only you know how you plan to use the set up.
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It has holes in the back for mounting with screws. double-sided tape would work but I wouldn't recommend it because you'll need to remove it to change the battery. Velcro would work. I have two that just sit on a surface. If you're using the sensor that is on the end of the wires, then mounting it might make sense but probably still wouldn't be necessary.
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Although you can indeed mount the solar panels on the roof of your camper, I think you'd find the portability of the frame better to your liking. You can move it into the sun and park your camper in the shade. I am using an 800 watt converter connected to 2 12 volt RV batteries. The panels sit outside about 15 feet from my shed where the batteries are set up. I managed to make it through a winter here in Mt. Hood, Oregon with my 2 RV batteries maintaining a 12.9 to 13.4 charge. However, you'll be drawing off your batteries continuously so you may want to keep a gas generator handy in case you need to top off your charge at dark. Although you can indeed mount the solar panels on the roof of your camper, I think you'd find the portability of the frame better to your liking. You can move it into the sun and park your camper in the shade. I am using an 800 watt converter connected to 2 12 volt RV batteries. The panels sit outside about 15 feet from my shed where the batteries are set up. I managed to make it through a winter here in Mt. Hood, Oregon with my 2 RV batteries maintaining a 12.9 to 13.4 charge. However, you'll be drawing off your batteries continuously so you may want to keep a gas generator handy in case... » Read More Although you can indeed mount the solar panels on the roof of your camper, I think you'd find the portability of the frame better to your liking. You can move it into the sun and park your camper in the shade. I am using an 800 watt converter connected to 2 12 volt RV batteries. The panels sit outside about 15 feet from my shed where the batteries are set up. I managed to make it through a winter here in Mt. Hood, Oregon with my 2 RV batteries maintaining a 12.9 to 13.4 charge. However, you'll be drawing off your batteries continuously so you may want to keep a gas generator handy in case you need to top off your charge at dark. « Show Less
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ITs a sealed battery and should be ok on its side. But be careful and do not ground out on any metal.
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I don't know why not. I use a Battery Tender Jr to keep the four I have topped up.