Dual air conditioners may be controlled by the Electronic
Climate Control System. This system allows both automatic
and manual control
of
the rooftop air conditioners and the
furnace(s) in your motor home.
The system will automatically control the air conditioner
temperature, and when in the
AUTOMATIC mode, it will
control the fan speed
to
provide the necessary cooling at the
quietest fan speed.
The system also monitors the current being drawn by all the
electrical appliances in the motor home. Since the air condi-
tioners draw a large amount
of
current, the climate control
'system may turn them off
to
prevent circuit overload. Once
the system turns them off, it will keep them off as long as
required, and then automatically return them to normal
operation.
The system is designed to operate from 120-volt, 30-amp AC
service
ONLY.
Connection
of
the motor home to any other
power source will cause improper operation
of
the system.
If
only 20-amp service is available, current load management
. must be done manually by the owner and only one air condi-
tioner can be operated at one time.
The solar charging panel installed on the roof
of
your motor
home is designed to
"trickle-charge" your battery system.
It
is not intended
to
be a fast charging or heavy current electri-
cal source. During periods
of
clear sky and bright sun, the
solar panel will help keep your batteries
"topped-up." Do not
try to operate 12-volt DC appliances with the output
of
the
solar panel. The solar monitor, mounted in the front roof air
conditioner duct, will light up to indicate a trickle-charge.
ELECTRicAL
SYSTEMS
ELECTRONIC
CLIMATE
CONTROL
SYSTEM
(OPTIONAL)
SOLAR PANEL
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