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USER GUIDE
7 - ELECTRIC SYSTEM (ECOVIP)
7.1 Introduction
The electric system includes a power supply/battery
charger, a 12 V distribution control unit fitted with
fuses, and a control panel.
The battery charger automatically operates when
the vehicle is connected to a 230 V power source,
recharging both the auxiliary battery and the engine
battery (with holding power only for the latter).
The 12 V distribution control unit includes the appli-
ances controls and the tank and batteries level
controls. Each appliance control is protected by a
fuse.
7.2 12 V distribution control unit
- Fuses
1) Side-marker lights.
2) Electric entrance step.
3) Fridge 12 V power supply.
4) Gas hob ignition.
5) Electric bed.
6) Lights group “A”.
7) Lights group “B”.
8) Awning light.
9) Water pump.
10) Heating.
11) DIR output.
• It is advisable to routinely check that the circuit
breaker is working properly.
• For the installation of optional equipment,
contact a Laika authorised workshop. Never
modify the original electric system of the
chassis used for the caravan.
• Inside outlet sockets may only be used with
suitable appliances.
THINGS TO DO
• Do not insert any metal object or wire in the air
vent slots of the power supply.
• No appliance should be used outside when
connected to the internal socket.
THINGS TO AVOID
The lighting system is equipped with a dimmer
switch. You can change the intensity of the
interior lighting by pressing each pushbutton that
switches on the lights and keeping it pressed.
NOTE
The power supply and the 12 V distribution control
unit are located under the left cabin seat.
NOTE
Some fuses are related to optional devices, or are
not available on some models.
NOTE
For information on the connections of the control
unit, refer to the manufacturer’s manual.
NOTE
The power supply and the control unit must not
be exposed to rain, sources of heat or brought
in contact with any conductive or inflammable
fluid. Such use may cause short-circuits, fires, or
irreversible harm to people, animals or objects.
WARNING
Quantify the loads with skilled personnel before
installing electric optional equipment other
than those of the standard outfit and carefully
determine the type of connection to be made.
WARNING
Summary of Contents for Ecovip 540
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