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    installing a batt. disconnect switch

    I installed a hidden disconnect switch on the ground side mostly as a security device, but I did notice the batteris would still go dead after a while, even with the switch in the disconnect position. To fix it I was going to put it on the 24v side but since I also have a 24v winch on a...
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    installing a batt. disconnect switch

    Good thread. I've used similar devices on RVs and have always wired them to the ground side of the circuit. There are different schools of thought, however. If you wire it to the ground side like I do, then the switch itself is not at risk of shorting out to the chassis. For example, if you...
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