Airstream 2023 INTERSTATE 24X, Руководство пользователя

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Interior
2023 Interstate 24X
5-11
12 volt System
Your touring coach has a powerful 12,000 watt-hour
(12 kilowatt-hour) lithium-ion 58 volt battery pack (Flex
Pack)� State-of-Charge (SOC) is the primary concern
when using only battery power (boondocking) from the
onboard battery pack� To learn how to monitor SOC,
see Electrical System Operation on page 5-13 , and
see Home Screen on page 5-15�
With the Volta System on, dual 30 amp converters will
convert the battery’s voltage from 58 volt direct current
(DC) to 12 volt DC to power 12 volt devices�
The majority of electrical power in your Airstream is
12 volt: lights, awning, electronics, shades, and more;
everything except the roof A/C, hydronic heating
and hot water electric element, outlets/receptacles,
cooktop, and microwave oven (note: some of these
appliances have 12 volt electronic boards and require
12 volt power to operate)�
Power is routed from the Volta Power System to
the 12 volt distribution panel and through its branch
circuits to the rest of the touring coach� All 12 volt
current is routed to a 12 volt fuse block� Power from
the fuse block goes to a busbar holding Type 2
thermal breakers� The thermal breakers feed electrical
components throughout the touring coach�
CAUTION
Thermal breakers break contact when overheated
by a short or overload in the wiring. These
breakers automatically reset when cooled down.
A breaker continually overheating and breaking
contact should be investigated by a qualified
service technician.
NOTE
The engine battery and house battery are isolated
from each other, preventing the two systems from
drawing down simultaneously.
Service
The “Select” button allows the service type to be set
to either 15, 20, or 30 amps to match the incoming
service�
When power is first applied, the system will be in the
30 amp mode and the screen will display “Service
30A”� Momentarily pressing the “SELECT” button will
switch the system to the 20 amp mode� Momentarily
pressing the button again will switch the system to the
15 amp mode�
Press the “SELECT” button to switch to either 15 or 20-
amp service if it is necessary to use an adaptor or you
know the shoreline power is 15 or 20 amps, The screen
will display either “Service 15A” or “Service 20A”�
Status
The electric heating element, air conditioner
compressor, cooktop, and microwave are set at the
factory to be the controlled circuits and are shed in
this order� This means if a power hungry appliance is
plugged into an outlet and the system begins to use
more than the amp setting, it will begin to shed loads
and will shut off the electric heating element first.
If the air conditioner compressor is shed, it will not
automatically come back on once the power exceeding
source is turned off� If you would like to continue
running the AC’s fan, turn the AC to fan mode before
the amperage setting is exceeded�
NOTE
Keep in mind, if the EMS is set to 15 amps it is
only recommended to charge the house battery.
Running any appliance will likely exceed the 15
amp setting.