Winter Storage Class A Coachman

[mzeff]

My question is, I am new to RVing and got a 2014 coachman class a. I found an indoor storage place that is temp controlled. He had an RV and has a 50 amp service and heat.

Should I keep it plugged in?
If so he told me to keep the battery switch on so it will keep the batteries charged, is that a good idea?

Any help would be great
Thanks
Marc

[Wild Card]

if you turn the battery switch off while plugged in it wont charge...so keep it on

[momdoc]

We store ours indoors in a climate controlled warehouse with 50 amp plug in and we keep it plugged in wiith the battery switch ion

[MSHappyCampers]

Marc, if you leave the battery switch on to keep the batteries charged then be sure to check the water level in the batteries maybe once a month. Depending on the converter your coach has, it could boil the water out after a while. Our coach does that, but then it's a 2002. Yours may have the two or three stage charger that won't have that problem.

[sbleiweiss]

Originally Posted by momdoc

We store ours indoors in a climate controlled warehouse with 50 amp plug in and we keep it plugged in wiith the battery switch ion

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[mzeff]

Thanks for the advise. It was helpful
Marc