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120-volt circuit breakers control the following equipment (photo H-2.2):
Item Circuit Breaker
1 Main 30 A
2 Microwave, Water Heater, Outlet #1, Inverter (optional) 15 A (or 20A with
optional Inverter)
3 Converter/Charger, Fridge 15 A
4 Outlet #2 and Exterior Outlet 15 A
5 Heating (Truma)/Air Conditioning-Heat Pump (optional) 20 A
Inverter (Optional)
When an electrical supply is not available, the inverter converts the 12-volt DC produced by the
battery into 120-volt AC to supply electrical appliances (microwave oven and outlet #1 at the end
of the counter top).
A manual pertaining to the inverter is included in the documentation given to you at the
dealership. Please read and follow all care, maintenance, and safety information contained
in this manual. Store the manual in a safe place for future reference. Pass the manual on to
any subsequent users of the inverter.
IMPORTANT: It is strongly recommended that you read the supplied manufacturer’s owner
manual when purchasing trailer.
Inverter is useful only when the trailer is not plugged into a power source. It is
recommended to equip trailer with 2 solar panels to increase endurance for prolonged
camping with no external power source.
Never leave inverter in the “ON” position for prolonged periods of time because it continuously
uses power from the battery. Turn it on when required and turn it off again when it is no longer
needed.
NOTE: Inverter has a 2000-Watt maximum capacity.
NOTE: Inverter can power either the microwave, or outlet #1 at the end of the counter.
The inverter is located left of shelves in the front central storage compartment (photo H-3). To
power the inverter, put inverter switch to “ON”. About 10 seconds later the 120 V AC power will
be available to power most 120 V electrical appliances, up to a maximum of 2000 W.
The inverter can power only one of the following appliances at a time: the microwave or outlet
#1. Select which appliance to power using switches at the end of the counter (photo H-4).
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