fordprefect
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Hi Everyone. I have been trying to finish a big upgrade to my travel trailer's electrical system. I move the battery box from the A-frame on the front of the trailer to the inside of the trailer and added a multuiplus 24 3000. My confusion is about what to do bringing electricity back to the front of the trailer for the electric tongue jack and brakes.
I run from the multiplus (24v) to a 24v to 12 volt converter and then into the electrical box. What I want to do is to connect a wire directly from the 12v side of the converter back to the travel trailer's electrical access spot under the front compartment. It would run into a fuse that would then branch out to individual fuses for each of the wires running to the jack and brakes.
My concerns are regarding the negative wires for these devices. I am concerned about doubling up the negatives because of how they were dealt with in the original format versus now where the negative wire would be from the converter to the busbar... and onto the frame. I am also concerned about whether I need some sort of way to reduce the amperage of the electrical current. It is a 24v system with 200ah LiFePO4 batteries.
Any guidance or suggestions from people who have moved their battery banks is greatly appreciated.
Thanks so much!!
Be well.
I run from the multiplus (24v) to a 24v to 12 volt converter and then into the electrical box. What I want to do is to connect a wire directly from the 12v side of the converter back to the travel trailer's electrical access spot under the front compartment. It would run into a fuse that would then branch out to individual fuses for each of the wires running to the jack and brakes.
My concerns are regarding the negative wires for these devices. I am concerned about doubling up the negatives because of how they were dealt with in the original format versus now where the negative wire would be from the converter to the busbar... and onto the frame. I am also concerned about whether I need some sort of way to reduce the amperage of the electrical current. It is a 24v system with 200ah LiFePO4 batteries.
Any guidance or suggestions from people who have moved their battery banks is greatly appreciated.
Thanks so much!!
Be well.