Battery charger

[bob]

I have a 2007 3075 where is battery charger located and how is it wired in to circuit and does it over charge, or can it regulate charge

[LonnieB]

bob, I'm not sure where in the 3075, the charger is located, but it is part of the AC/DC converter. It is regulated and isn't supposed to overcharge. I'm sorry I have no better info for you, but someone will be along that can give you the correct answer.

[gojodo]

Bob, the converter in the 3075RL is located next to the Furnace. You access it from the removable panel in the basement. I don't know if it can "over-charge" but others may have a better answer, however, anytime using a converter to charge while in storage I know you have to check the water level in the battery frequently to make sure you haven't boiled it out.

[Ozz]

Bob, see post on my-oh heck, I'll cut and paste.
Ozz

[Ozz]

Check the Iota site below, it will answer many of your questions.
Your converter is a 55 amp. (Medium size) 15 amps to 90 amps; with a rapid charge capability?
It comes with a male plastic phone type jack taped to the unit that, when inserted, will provide a temporary rapid charge for your 12 volt storage system. (single, or multiple 12 volt batteries, or an even number of Golf Cart batteries . Normal 13.6, to 14.2 fast charge.
This is a temporary mode of operation, as it would boil, or overcharge if left in. Useful for a quick charge need.
It’s maximum amp draw is 15 amps. (A/C)
If you blow fuses, look for reverse polarity, these fuses are designed for that.
Your converter has built in protection from:
Voltage spikes
Low line voltage (power from the main, coming in to the RV) Sometimes referred to as ‘Brown out’
Your converter can be used with, OR without a battery connected with no adverse effects.
All and all a pretty sophisticated piece of equipment.
Read up on the IQ Smart charger option;
http://www.iotaengineering.com/iq.htm
Ozz