3.4.2.3 Connecting
WARNING: Always disconnect the electrical connector between the towing vehicle and the trailer
before connecting a 230 volt supply to the trailer and before charging the auxiliary leisure battery
by any other means.
To Connect.
1.
Before connecting the trailer to the mains supply, check that:
a.
The supply available at the supply point (caravan, camping pitch or home) is suitable
for the trailer electrical installation and appliances, and
b.
The voltage and frequency and current ratings are suitable, and
c.
The polarity is correct, and
d.
The supply point is properly earthed, and
e.
The trailer main switch is in the OFF position, and
f.
The supply point switch is in the OFF position, and
g.
The trailer is not electrically connected to a towing vehicle.
Also, prior to use, examine the supply flexible cable to ensure there is no visible damage or
deterioration.
2.
Open the outside cover to the trailer power input socket located on the LHS ahead of the
entrance door and insert the connector of the flexible supply cable.
3.
Open the cover of the electricity outlet provided at the pitch supply point, insert the plug of
the flexible supply cable and switch on.
THE TRAILER FLEXIBLE SUPPLY CABLE MUST BE FULLY UNCOILED TO AVOID DAMAGE BY
OVERHEATING
4.
Switch on at the trailer main isolating switch on the Power Distribution Unit.
5.
Check the operation of the residual current devices (RCDs) fitted in the trailer on the main
distribution box by depressing the test button and reset.
IN CASE OF DOUBT OR, IF AFTER CARRYING OUT THE ABOVE PROCEDURE THE SUPPLY DOES NOT
BECOME AVAILABLE, OR IF THE SUPPLY FAILS, CONSULT THE CARAVAN PARK OPERATOR OR THE
OPERATOR’S AGENT OR A QUALIFIED ELECTRICAN.
To Disconnect.
1.
Switch off at the trailer main isolating switch on the Power Distribution Unit.
2.
Switch off at the pitch supply point.
3.
Unplug the cable first at the pitch supply point and then from the trailer inlet socket.
4.
Replace any socket covers.
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