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Battery charger and inverters

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TEO

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Location
Goodyear AZ
RV Year
2018
RV Make
Newmar
RV Model
Bay Star 3124
RV Length
31
Chassis
Ford
Engine
Triton V-10
Fulltimer
No
My coach is stored in a garage with 50A power, but not at my home.
I turned off the inverters and left what I believe is the battery charger on, pic attached best I could get without removing the guard that is inplace .
My question is should I leave the charger running 24/7 or if it's going to be stored for a few weeks should I turn it off ?
I hit the battery disconnect switch that is above the entry door, just not sure if that turns off house and chassis batteries or one or the other.
Any comments or suggestions welcome.
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I would leave it plugged in so your batteries stay charged.

And the switch at the door does not cut off the charger...only the bulk of the 12v loads...but not all of them.

Hope this helps.
 

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