If you know nothing about the battery condition via monitoring, then the only way to find it out is the hard way – when its flat! There are various ways that batteries can be monitored from simplistic voltage and current readings, right through to using these measurements to calculate against battery chemistry and size characteristics. Some level of battery monitoring can give peace of mind especially when that battery is something that you rely on for safety or necessities. This is where the question of “needing it at all” is asked.
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More demanding power requirements call for some information about how the system is going during your adventures, to be sure you have power when you need it, plus ensure optimal performance and service life of your auxiliary battery. Depending on the use of the system it can really just be set and forget – such as the weekend warrior just hoping to run a fridge and phone charger on the overnight camping trip every now and then.Įnsure optimal performance of your auxiliary battery Dual battery systems, for most people, definitely land on the required and high priority list. There is a never-ending list of gadgets available for 4x4s and recreational vehicles that become more a question of priority (which should I do first?) rather than one of necessity (do I need it at all?).
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