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Unity Motorhome Electrical System Operation
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Extreme care and caution should be exercised when handling the generator and its components. Carelessness can
be dangerous and even fatal.
Never touch any electrical leads, equipment or appliances when your hands are wet or when you are standing on wet
ground or in water.
Any repair of the generator should be done by an authorized service center only.
Never attempt to repair the generator yourself.
Never check generator oil level while the generator engine is running.
Warning
All internal combustion engines produce carbon monoxide (CO) gas fumes when running. This gas is poisonous,
colorless, odorless, tasteless and lighter than air.
These gases can readily be drawn into your Motorhome. Take the following precautions when running any engines.
Warning
Generator Safety
Electrical
Asphyxiation
Do not run the generator and a ventilator fan at the same time. This could draw gases into the Motorhome. 1.
Do not open windows or ventilators on the side where the generator exhaust pipes are located. 2.
Park so that winds will carry exhaust gases away from the Motorhome. Be aware of potential gas fumes from other 3.
nearby vehicles.
Do not operate the generator if there is any obstruction such as vegetation, snow, buildings, etc., which could deflect
4.
gas fumes under or into the Motorhome.
Automatic Power Transfer Switch
Automatic Switch Over
Switch to generator power from 120 volt AC shore power to generator, simply by starting the generator.
Built-in Delay
A 20 to 30 second (nominal) delay prevents starting generator under load. This delay allows necessary generator
warm-up before transfer of power.
This switch automatically transfers power when switching between 120 volt shore power and generated power.
This switch prevents damage to any circuitry should the shore power and generator be used simultaneously.
In normal usage it is never advisable to start the generator under load. To prolong the life of the air conditioner,
microwave, etc (and this power switch), follow this rule: Always verify that appliances are turned “OFF” before
starting or stopping the generator.
Caution