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Stripe Hog Systems
2.10 Electrical System
Overview
Your truck can be equipped with either a 12 volt
or 24 volt DC electrical system depending on your
location and the chassis manufacturer. Typically
trucks sold in the United States will be equipped
with 12 volt systems and trucks sold in other
countries with be equipped with 24 volt systems.
The waterblasting electrical system is powered by
the truck chassis batteries and is isolated from
the truck electrical system. The waterblasting
system is always the same voltage as the truck
electrical system.
Most trucks are equipped with a main battery
switch that activates or deactivates the electrical
system and a main circuit breaker that protects
truck chassis electrical components. Other heavy
duty circuit breakers protect the circuits for the
waterblasting electrical system. Some truck chas-
sis do not have a main battery switch and are
equipped with only a main circuit breaker that
protects the circuits and is used to activate or
deactivate the truck electrical system. The main
switch and/or circuit breaker is usually located
just behind the cab near the batteries. If your
truck is equipped with a main battery switch, it
must be turned to the ON position before oper-
ating the vehicle or waterblasting components.
Refer to the truck chassis operation manual for
detailed information on the operation of the truck
electrical system.
50 Amp & 30 Amp Main Circuit Breakers
The waterblasting electrical system is powered
and protected by two heavy duty circuit breakers.
The breakers are connected directly to batter-
ies or to the truck chassis main switch and are
located just behind the cab near the batteries.
Heavy duty relays powered by the ignition switch
automatically activate the waterblasting electri-
cal system when the truck ignition switch is ON
and deactivate it when the truck ignition switch is
turned OFF. The only exception is the continuous
duty circuits for safety related features such as
the camera, work lights and safety strobes, which
are always activated. Additionally, the PTO/Mode
switch is activated by the truck neutral safety
switch to protect OMSI drive components when
shifting between Drive and Operate Modes.
The 50 amp circuit breaker is the main circuit
breaker that supplies electrical power directly to
the fuse panel located in the console switch panel
in the cab. Another 30 amp circuit breaker pow-
ers and protects the circuit for the dual cooling
fans in the hydraulic oil cooler. The 50 amp main
breaker must be ON to power the waterblasting
electrical system.
The main circuit breakers are equipped with a yel-
low indicator/reset lever that indicates the status
of the breaker (ON or OFF) and is used to reset
the breaker if it trips. A test button near the lever
can be pressed to test the breaker to ensure it is
operating properly.
Typical 50 AMP & 30 Amp Main Fuses That
Protect Waterblasting Electrical System