Will Seaflo Battery Disconnect Switch Melt On 2007 Holiday Rambler
Updated 01/27/2026 | Published 01/01/2026 >
Question:
I have installed 2 270 amp Battery disconnect switches in my 2007 Holiday Rambler that I ordered from Amazon and both have melted. We are only running an Epoch 460AMH Battery. Will the Seaflo Battery disconnect work in this application with out melting
asked by: Dwayne S
Expert Reply:
Hi Dwayne; the Seaflo Battery Disconnect Switch # SE29VR does have a higher rating than the ones you got off Amazon. Those look like knockoffs of the BEP Marine switch so quality is probably lacking as well. However, you need to determine what your power draw is to be sure. If you will be exceeding the 300A continuous and 500A intermittent rating you will still end up melting the switch.
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Seaflo Battery Disconnect Switch for Boats and RVs - On/Off - 900 Amps
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Robin H.
1/27/2026
Hey Dwayne, how did things go with the Seaflo battery disconnect switch in your Holiday Rambler? Did it handle the power draw from your Epoch battery without overheating? Your results could help others trying to solve the same issue.