RVing in the boondocks is a lot easier when your RV batteries are in good shape. Whether you have 12volt, 6volt golf cart batteries, or AGMs, here's how to replace your RV house batteries when the time comes.



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Our motorhome came with 4 6volt house batteries, wired in series parallel to equal 2 large 12volr batteries. They power our onboard lights, water pump, vent fans and other 12volt equipment, plus our 110volt household appliances though an inverter, which converts 12volt DC power into 110volt AC current.

Regular care and maintenance kept our original batteries in good shape for 6 years. When the time came to replace them, we chose to splurge on a set of Lifeline AGM (Absorbed Glass Mat) batteries These are the same size 6volt batteries, wired in seriesparallel, just like our old flooded leadacid deep cycle batteries. But they're completely sealed, accept a charge faster and perform better in every way. They're just pretty expensive!

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