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I don't think Jim is asking about that. The split charge connections to the 12S socket - ie for fridge and battery charging - are through a relay which doesn't kick in until the cars alternator is producing something like 13 volts (on some relays this figure is adjustable). So if you have a correctly wired 12S socket on the car, it will be through a relay.
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