Airstream Interstate 24X, Owner'S Manual

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Exterior
2022 Interstate 24X
6-7
Exterior Lighting
The Interstate 24X is equipped with a front high
intensity light bar mounted to the roof rack, as well as
side and rear camp-pod lights� The switches to operate
the front light bar and rear camp-pod lights are located
on the dash just below the engine start button� A
second switch, to control the rear camp-pod lights can
be found on the end of the passenger’s side rear bench
seat and is accessed when the rear doors are open�
Two additional camp-pod lights are mounted on either
side of the awning and are activated with the “Flood
Light” switch on the side of the galley cabinet�
CAUTION
The exterior lights are not intended for on-road
use and may be restricted by law. Traffic laws may
require covering the lights when traveling on-road.
Adhere to state and local laws pertaining to the
legal use of the light accessories.
NOTE
The exterior lighting system draws approximately
30 amps of power. The lights should be used
sparingly, when not connected to shore power, to
conserve battery power.
NOTE
The exterior lights are wired directly to the house
batteries and are controlled only from their
dedicated switches. The lights will remain ON even
if the battery disconnect switch is turned off.
Shoreline Power Supply
Your Aistream is equipped with a SmartPlug power
inlet located on the road side of the touring coach�
SmartPlug inlets offer superior performance and ease
of use� A few features of the SmartPlug include:
• Eliminates Overheating - Increased pin & clip surface
area greatly improves electrical conductivity during
high amperage demand�
• Ease of Use - No twist required, the unique plug
body shape and push-in design means it only goes in
the right way every time - even in the dark!
• Multi-Point Locking System - Side clips lock the plug
securely into the inlet which eliminates any stress on
the pins from movement of the power cord�
• Weatherproof Seals - Multi-fin silicone gaskets
installed in the inlet cover and interior of the plug
body eliminates moisture penetration�
Many campgrounds provide less than 30-amp service
and your hookup may blow their fuse or circuit breaker�
If this happens, reduce the load and replace the fuse or
reset the breaker�
120-Volt Outlet
The touring coach is equipped with a 120-volt GFCI
outlet, located on the curb side� The touring coach
must be plugged into a shoreline power supply, or the
generator running for the outlet to operate�