should you leave plugged in w/batt disconected?

[MillerTime]

So if I unhook my battery for the winter, should I unhook shore power to the trailer when I'm not doing anything in the trailer? Or should I leave plugged in and switch converter breaker off?

[trudinator]

Our TT stays plugged in 24/7/365, thus no need to remove the batteries or switch the converter off. If you leave it plugged in, you can leave your batteries as is.

[Cajun Po-Boy]

Originally Posted by MillerTime

So if I unhook my battery for the winter, should I unhook shore power to the trailer when I'm not doing anything in the trailer? Or should I leave plugged in and switch converter breaker off?

No need for shore power if battery disconnected (I'd recommend a battery tender while unhooked & check water levels periodically).

[MillerTime]

I just didn't know if it would burn up the converter leaving it plugged in with battery disconnected

[TURBS]

Originally Posted by MillerTime

I just didn't know if it would burn up the converter leaving it plugged in with battery disconnected

Newer progressive dynamics converters DO NOT need a battery to function properly.
While wfco converters also do not "need" a battery to run you cannot move slides or jacks without the battery

[MillerTime]

Yep I have the wifco. I guess I'm just lazy, i could go out and try it and see what happens- afterall I still have 6.5 years of warranty!