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Old 04-08-2018, 01:54 PM   #15
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What voltage is "50% charge"? In another life I owned a gas station and we used the Lubrimatic to fill batteries. In those days we checked oil, radiator, and battery on the island while filling the tank. I always felt it put a little too much water in the battery. I have had luck with filling systems that replaced the cap and used a reservoir connected to each cap. The reservoir held about a gallon but I do not see how you could install it in a tight space like under the step. My 2018 36LA has four batteries in the last compartment and the step space is empty.
i consider 12.2 minimum, my inverter shuts off at 12.1, generator will autostart at 11.9
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I use Profill also on the six batteries in the coach[emoji106] Attachment 198267
I also use the Pro-Fill system. It's simple to install and use. I needed a adapter e-mailed customer service, had the part within days.
Set up 4 six volts (Decka) Life is good !!!
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