DirtyMax88
Well-known member
Good afternoon everyone,
I apologize if this question has been asked, but I couldn't seem to find the exact answer. We have a 2015 Heartland Landmark Newport.
Can anyone tell me if there is a way to plug in the trailer to keep the batteries charged up, run the few lights, etc, but not be plugged in with main shore power 50 amp service. Now, I have only looked around a little, so there might actually be somewhere to plug in a regular old extension cord. We are working on getting a 50 amp service installed at home, so we can eventually have it plugged in all the time. The dealer told us to just disconnect, or turn the batteries "off" when we were not using the trailer. But I would like to keep them on, and at full charge. I'm new to the 5th wheel world, and trying to pick up as much as I can, but this AC/DC, 12v 120v, 240v etc makes my brain hurt at times. Thanks everyone in advance for your help!
I apologize if this question has been asked, but I couldn't seem to find the exact answer. We have a 2015 Heartland Landmark Newport.
Can anyone tell me if there is a way to plug in the trailer to keep the batteries charged up, run the few lights, etc, but not be plugged in with main shore power 50 amp service. Now, I have only looked around a little, so there might actually be somewhere to plug in a regular old extension cord. We are working on getting a 50 amp service installed at home, so we can eventually have it plugged in all the time. The dealer told us to just disconnect, or turn the batteries "off" when we were not using the trailer. But I would like to keep them on, and at full charge. I'm new to the 5th wheel world, and trying to pick up as much as I can, but this AC/DC, 12v 120v, 240v etc makes my brain hurt at times. Thanks everyone in advance for your help!