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Question Are these house batteries wired correct?

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aragno

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RV Year
2004
RV Make
Fleetwood
RV Model
Bounder
RV Length
38’
Chassis
Freightliner
my parents have a 2004 Fleetwood Bounder 38’.

They recently had new batteries installed and while I was in town I had a look at things since the starter battery was drained and the engine would not start.

I checked the manual and it indicates this is a 12V house system.

There is an inverter installed as well, as you can imagine.

Below is a sketch of how I found the house batteries wired. Is this correct?

If so, and we want to apply an external battery charger to charge the batteries, to which posts should we connect?


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The batteries are wired in series effectively giving yoy 48v. This will explain everything. connecting batteries
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The batteries are wired in series effectively giving yoy 48v.
The diagram shows that there are 2 batteries wired in series, and each pair of series batteries are wired in parallel. If the batteries are 6VDC batteries then you end up with 12VDC total.
 

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