Most modern 12v CONVERTERS (Converters take 120V and produce 12v, Inverters take 12V and make 120v) have 3 stage charging. If your battery is below 75%, it will output 13.9v up to 14.4v depending on the converter brand. Once the battery reaches 90% of capacity, it will output 13.6v. When it has been at 100% for a number of hours, it will going into "float" mode at 13.2v.
2 simple ways to tell. Take a cheap multimeter and test at the battery, our you can can wire in one of these cheap display units by tapping any of the 12V lines.
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JoeCamper said
great question, we have a 2010 Coleman and could smell the battery boiling while camping and plugged into shore power for a week.
Sounds like your a candidate for the same converter replacement I just did.
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