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I remove ours during the winter months but leave it connected up during the season, but to honest I am not sure what should be done it will be interesting to find out from others.

Gary

We (he if I'm honest) leave it in from first trip to last each year. It goes in the garage over winter and we charge it up on the solar panel in the conservatory before our first trip. I drain the water etc over winter so it seems sensible to do "the lot"

Hi All

Hubby disconnects after every trip, incase something (fridge Light ect) get's left on and drains the battery.

Jackie

Yes i'm with doit leave mine in over winter & charge it up evey now and again using the camper charger, no problems with mine so far.

Paul

I have a marine battery isolator switch mounted in the battery compartment, when I connect ehu cable on site I switch on, when I disconnect from the ehu I switch off. I leave the battery on the camper until I wrap it up for the winter then take it off, charge it and leave it in the shed.  I check the indicator occasionaly and if necessary I charge it.

Ray.

Quote: Originally posted by heidifuss on 28/4/2008

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Not sure what you mean doit (still haven't used our camper!!).

What is the "camper's charger" and where is the "camper charger switch"?

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I leave ours connected during the season and it charges up when i connect the mains to pack and cool the fridge before we go away.

In the winter I remove it and store in the garage. Every 3 or 4 weeks i connect a car 21 watt light bulb via 2 lengths of wire and crocodile clips . I leave this on over night as a drain and then remove and charge with my car battery charger for 24 hours. This seems to work fine.