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All electrical equipment must be handled with due care. Never try to repair or altar the electrical system by
yourself, consult an authorized service technician. A 7-way connector pigtail is needed to connect the truck
to the camper. The pigtail is wired into the truck and plugs into a matching 7-way chassis plug
on the front end of the camper. Refer to the wiring diagram below.
ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS
110V AC SYSTEM
This system provides grounded electrical service for appliances such as the air conditioner, TV, microwave
oven, etc. The 110-volt system also provides a power source for the power center. The 30amp power cord
provided with your camper is normally adequate, but if you need an extension, be sure to use a 3-wire extension
cord rated for at least 30 amps. DO NOT use a 2-wire extension cord or any cord or cable that does not assure
appropriate and adequate ground continuity. Your unit would not be properly grounded and someone could
receive a serious shock. WARNING: If using a 110-volt appliance outside the camper, use only the exterior
receptacle that is protected by a GFI (ground fault interrupter) circuit breaker to protect against electrical shock.
NOTE: It is good practice to have everything in the unit turned off before plugging in the power cord.
12-VOLT DC POWER SYSTEM
All campers are equipped with an AC/DC “Power Converter”. When your 110V lifeline is connected to an
outside supply, the power converter will automatically convert. Then you can utilize your 12V fixtures as
required. Some converters have trickle charges built in to charge the auxiliary battery while the converter is in
use. The power supply cord for the 12V system of your vehicle is located on the driver’s side of the unit. As with
the 110V power cord, the 12V system only operates certain lights and appliances within the camper.
When operating your camper without an outside power supply (110V), your 12V system is powered by the
automotive battery of your pick-up truck (or an optional auxiliary battery in the camper). Never operate your
vehicle for prolonged periods of time on the automotive battery. Depending on total amperage drawn by the
number of fixtures and appliances being used, and age of your tow vehicle, your automotive battery may last
only an hour or two. (We suggest disconnecting the 12V supply cord between the truck and camper if you do
not wish to use the truck’s battery while stopped and camping.) A battery isolator may also be purchased from
your local parts store, which prevents the camper from discharging your truck battery.
7 WAY WIRING SYSTEM
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