Airstream Flying Cloud 2020, Руководство пользователя

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Maintenance
2020 Flying Cloud
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FAQs and Answers
Electrical
1. What size of generator is needed to operate my
Airstream?
Answer: A 1000 watt generator may be used to charge
just the batteries. However, if wanting to run appliances
such as microwave or AC units, it is recommended
to have at least 4,000 watts or more* (This is for a 30
amp system).
* Many Airstreamers accomplish this using two portable
generators run in parallel.
2. What can I plug into the 1000 watt inverter
outlets in my Airstream?
Answer: These plugs are designed for no more than
1000 watts of power and are intended for charging
things such as laptops, phones, and TV usage.
Plugging in items such as vacuums, hairdryers, etc.
may harm the system.
3. I was told my Airstream is pre-wired for solar
panels. What does this mean?
Answer: Wiring has been installed throughout your unit
for the solar package Airstream is currently using. For
more information on solar packages, you may wish to
contact your Airstream dealer.
4. What size batteries are in my Airstream?
Answer: Flying Cloud models will have the Interstate
SRM-24 batteries installed. (Optional GPL-24T)
5. Do you recommend using a surge protector
when plugged into shore power?
Answer: Your Airstream is breaker protected. However,
with the use of more personal electronic devices and
the number of RV users in parks, added protection is
always a plus.
6. What is the battery disconnect switch function?
Answer: It is a switch that disengages or engages
the 12-volt power supply from the house batteries to
everything but the LPG detector. The switch is used to
cut power when the trailer is not being used or put into
storage to preserve battery charge.
7. My power jack is not operating.
Answer:
• Check for 12-volt power.
• Verify the 30 amp spade fuse, located inside the
battery box, is not blown. Replace if necessary.
• Loosen and retighten the jack head to establish a
ground to jack post.
The jack may be raised and lowered using the hand
crank provided, and by following the instructions in this
owner’s manual.
8. What does the power converter do in my
trailer?
Answer: The converter takes 120-volt AC shore power
and turns it into 12-volt DC to keep batteries charged
and power 12-volt items in your trailer.