Battery Disconnect

No problem at all. Unless by "completely remove" you mean "set lid on truck hood"... There is enough cable to move the cover up and out of the way. Battery maintenance is pretty minimal, thanks to the pod having a pretty decent converter/charger from the factory. In four years I once added about a tablespoon of water to most of the cells. Our pod is pretty much plugged i all the time, unless towing or boondocking.

Originally posted by Luv2Q Originally posted by furpod depends on how you have them wired, if the are currently wired as a single circuit, a regular single cut off will work. The 2 battery disconnects are for people who are, or want to, use the batteries singly, as two separate circuits, selectable. The idea on that is you can't run BOTH batteries dead at the same time, without trying..lol Sorry .. Should have been more clear.  They're 12 v wired in parallel.  That qualifies as a single circuit, yes?

Yes. We also run 2 12vs in parallel..

We put ours in the top of the box..



I could have sworn I had a picture of the underneath.. will have to find it.. But the switch is just an in-line affair. Hook the cable from the trailer to one side, a cable from the battery to the other post. I have mine on the positive side, either works, both have advantages and disadvantages..

depends on how you have them wired, if the are currently wired as a single circuit, a regular single cut off will work. The 2 battery disconnects are for people who are, or want to, use the batteries singly, as two separate circuits, selectable. The idea on that is you can't run BOTH batteries dead at the same time, without trying..lol

I disconnect the negative terminal only because I have an addition cable for the electric tongue jack connected to the positive terminal. 

Markus, the microwave clock (and the clock on the tv if it is an AC model) will always be reset when you unplug the pod.  The pod's battery doesn't run them.  The only other potential gotcha is if you leave your pod unplugged most of the time, you still must charge the battery at least once a month to prevent damage.  This means plugging it back in overnight - but if you forget to also reconnect the battery then it will all be for nothing.