of
ANSI
Standard
A119.2,
The
National Electrical Code and
Canadian Standards Association.
Your new Jayco tent camper is equipped with a 15-amp power cord
to connect
from
the campground outlet to your camper, the power
cord is pre-wired into the distribution panel with
a
15-amp
overcurrent protection breaker and then supplies 120-volt
AC
to the
12-volt
DC
power convertor.
To prevent accidental electrical shock, insure
that
the ground pin
on the attachment plug cap is intact to the earth ground through
the
R.V.
park receptacle. When
plugged
into
a
receptacle with no
provision for the third pin, use an adapter with a pigtail that can
be
connected to the receptacle box, with the grounding circuit
completed through the ground pin or
R.V.
park receptacle box, any
accidental short of
a
live
circui.t conductor will trip the circuit
breaker indicating a shorted circuit. You should be certain that the
polarity of the external power is not reversed,
in
order to avoid
harm
to appliances and personal electrical
shock.
Polarity
indicators
may
be purchased
in
many
electrical and hardware
stores.
CHANGES,
MODIFICATIONS,
AND
ADDITIONS
Any
changes or additions made after delivery may develop a
hazardous condition.
Be
sure to consult your local authorized
dealer.
Only
quaIified electrical technicians should attempt to
make changes, or additions to our electrical system,
using
only
approved materials and components and employing approved
methods of instaljations.
Extension
cords
should always
be
a
heavy
gauge of
wire
equal
to
the power cord. Usage of too small a cord
will
result
in
overhearing and possibiy burning of the cord.
DO
NOT
leave
an
unused portion
of
an
extension cord
in
a
coil
as
it
will overheat
and
short
out
wires.
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