Second Leisure Battery Chausson (1 Viewer)

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On my 2017 year 718 model, I didn't like the thought of any battery under the seat, so built a box on the garage on N/S fitted 2 batteries and trickle feed to vehicle battery then fitted controller and inverter next to batteries, or I should say my Electrician did it.
PS. Battery vents went through floor
 
Jun 25, 2012
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Ive got the 620 on a ford base..
I fitted two batteries under the passanger seat...
And the securing plate on the original single battery was modified to secure the two batteries..
Before and after photos in best blue peter tradition:LOL:

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Hi what is the code size for battery

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Jun 25, 2012
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I’m looking at my Chausson 630 Ford 2019 to fit 2 x gel batteries. Space is 350 x 350 so tight but could get in 2 batteries but won’t be able to get plastic boxes in.
What do you think I should do just put 1 in ?

Wiring seems a bit of a mess wondered whether I should get in auto electrician ?



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Lenny HB

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I’m looking at my Chausson 630 Ford 2019 to fit 2 x gel batteries. Space is 350 x 350 so tight but could get in 2 batteries but won’t be able to get plastic boxes in.
What do you think I should do just put 1 in ?

Wiring seems a bit of a mess wondered whether I should get in auto electrician ?



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Good move Gels are far safer and you don't need vent tubes, I would never fit wet batteries under a seat. Wiring does look a bit of a mess but as long as it's safe it should be OK. I would change those dodgy looking battery terminals for some decent ones.

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