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ELECTRICAL CONNECTION TO TRUCK
Your Chalet RV comes equipped with a 12-volt
electrical cord with a molded camper connector.
The truck electrical connector will be installed by your
Chalet Dealer to your truck wiring system. With the
wiring and connectors hooked-up, your truck will
supply 12-
volt DC power to charge your trailer’s
battery and provide power for the 12-volt power needs
while the truck is operating.
Under no circumstances should the plug be altered or
changed to another type.
COLOR GAUGE FUNCTION
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Black 8 12-volt power
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White 8 Ground (-)
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Green 14 Running Lights
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Red 16 Left Turn Signal
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Brown 16 Right Turn Signal
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Yellow 16 Back-up Lights
NOTE:
Do not use less than 8 gauge wire size for
charge lines. Also, do not attach them to smaller
gauge wires. Your RV maybe equipped with a 3-
way refrigerator which uses 120v, 12v or LP gas to
operate. Selecting the 12v operation requires a large
amount of amperage. This selection should only be
used while traveling when your truck alternator can
produce this amount of amperage. Using an 8 gauge
wire from your truck battery to the trailer will ensure
that adequate amperage will be supplied to the
refrigerator.
To protect your truck’s 12-volt system from overload, a
40-amp circuit breaker should be installed at the power
source under the hood. A Battery Separator may be
necessary to install on your . Its purpose is to
protect your truck’s starting battery from discharge. To
handle the trailer’s electrical requirements and to
charge the trailer’s battery, 8 gauge hot and ground
wires must be run from the power source under the
truck hood to the 12-volt camper electrical connector
location in the truck bed.
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