Airstream INTERSTATE 24 TommyBahama, Руководство пользователя

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Interior
2023 Tommy Bahama Interstate 24
5-7
Electrical System Overview
Power Center
The Power Center is a self-contained 120 Volt AC
(VAC) power distribution center utilized in recreational
vehicles� It houses the coach’s circuit breakers
and fuses� Its primary function is to provide circuit
protection for all the 120 VAC loads in the touring
coach and is central to the overall electrical system�
It distributes 120 VAC power to the appliances� It also
distributes 120 VAC to the converter, which converts
120 VAC to 12 Volt DC (12V) to power 12V systems�
The Power Center distributes incoming power from
two sources: Shoreline power when connected to an
external 120 VAC power supply (city power) and the
Volta Power System’s Flex Pack (lithium-ion battery
pack) via the 58V DC to 120 VAC AC inverter; see
Electrical System Operation on page 5-11�
All Interstate models have the Power Center installed
at the base of the driver’s side ottoman� Open the
decorative door to access 12V fuses and 120 VAC
breakers�
WARNING
The power center is a centralized power switching,
fusing, and distribution center. The potential
of lethal electrical shock is present in this box.
Inadvertent shorts at this box could result in
damage and/or injury. All servicing of this box
should be done by a qualified Service Technician.
Circuit Breaker Protection
Standard residential-style (resettable) circuit breakers
provide circuit protection for all 120 VAC loads�
Airstream has installed breakers per RVIA (NEC) listing
requirements for the touring coach�
The 30 amp main breaker feeds individual branch
breakers� The branch-breakers protect individual loads,
which are identifiable by the affixed labels. Shutting off
the main breaker will remove power to all branch loads
(except for outlets/receptacles on the inverter circuit
when the inverter is enabled, see GFCI below)�
Power Blinds
All Tommy Bahama models come with remote operated
power blinds� The blinds feature a mechanical limit
switch to prevent accidental loss or change of limits
due to power surges/outages� They will retain their pre-
set limit stops even if the blind is pulled down manually
by mistake� The power remote is also programmed
beforehand and should only need reprogrammed if a
blind has been replaced� Refer to the Power Blinds
owner’s manual for operating and cleaning tips�
Remote Instructions
1� Select the channel for the blind to operate using
the + and - selector on the remote�
2� To lower the blind fully press and hold the DOWN
arrow for about 3 seconds or more, and release�
3� To stop the blind in mid travel press the STOP
button�
4� To tilt the slats in the blind press briefly and release
the UP or DOWN arrow� Repeat until the desired
tilt of the slat is reached�
5� To raise the blind fully, press and hold the UP arrow
for about 3 seconds or more, and then release�
NOTE
The “P” channel will operate all blinds together.