131 Eisenhower Lane North
Lombard, IL 60148
630.268.0010 / 1.800.251.2408
P/N 53-00066-400 Rev. B 033004
www.Intellitecsve.com
Intellitec
INSTALLATION MANUAL
BATTERY DISCONNECT
HOW AND WHEN TO USE BATTERY DISCONNECT
There are four Battery Disconnect models; two with a single “STORE/USE” switch and two with a dual “STORE/USE”
switch. Single switch units control the coach or “house” batteries only. Dual switch units control the coach or “house”
batteries and the chassis or “motor” batteries.
Press the “USE/STORE” switch to the “USE” position momentarily. The indicator light for that battery will glow,
indicating the presence of 12 Volts on the system. Repeat this step for the second “STORE/USE” switch if your
unit is so equipped.
To prevent the discharge of your batteries, press the “STORE/USE” switch to the “STORE” position momentarily.
Repeat this step for the second “STORE/USE” switch, if your unit is so equipped. If no external power (shore
power or generator) is applied to the system, the indicator light(s) should be extinguished.
If you plan to leave your RV plugged into 120 Vac at your home or campsite, it is advisable to disconnect your
batteries according to the procedures described under the “TO STORE RV”. This procedure prevents
overcharging to the batteries.
If you are plugged into any 120 Vac source, the ”IN USE” indicator light may remain lighted.
It is suggested that all wires from the monitor panel be inserted or attached to the relay(s) prior to final relay
installation.
When equipped with dual Battery Disconnect controls, an interlocking feature presents disconnection of the
battery while the ignition switch is on. To disconnect Battery, be sure the ignition switch is
off. The battery can, however, be connected with the ignition switch on.
Disconnect battery(s) as described in “TO STORE RV” above to prevent accidental shorts or fire hazard when
servicing the 12 Volt system.
TO USE RV
TO STORE RV
EXTENDED PLUG-IN
NOTE:
INITIAL INSTALLATION
FOR MOTORIZED Rv’s
TO WORK ON 12 VOLT SYSTEM
(A week or more)
CHASSIS CHASSIS
CHASSIS
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