Battery maintenance

Thank you Furpod! That's much easier than running to the storage unit every month to charge up the batteries every month

Thanks! So i won't do any damage to the batteries by leaving them connected to my Pod hooked up to shore power in the storage unit, correct?

+1 on Teckntrek's advice.  Our batteries were purchased March 2011 and are still going strong.  We dry camp a lot and take them down to 33-40% SOC before switching to the other battery.  They are group size 24  12v deep cycle.  I store our pod in our old horse barn and take both batteries out and keep them in our unheated garage.  I check the water level at least 2x/year  while the pod is hibernating during the winter  will trickle charge the batteries 2x during the winter.  Once in November, after our last campout and then again in April.  It usually takes 1 day/battery on 2 amp trickle charge to bring it to full.

If you leave it unplugged, make sure you disconnect the battery from the pod.  Then reconnect it before charging overnight every 30 days.  But, if you can leave it plugged in, that is easier.