L.P.
-GAS
CONSUMPTION
Most gas appliances are only operated intermittently. Unless there
is heavy use of hot water, water heater consumption is not too
great. During freezing weather and high wind conditions, furnace
consumption can be extremely heavy.
L.P.-gas consumption depends upon individual use of appliances
and the length of time operated. Each gallon of L.P.-gas produces
about
91,500
BTU's of heat energy. Following is a list of typical
appliance consumption when turned full on for
one
hour of
operation:
Appliance
Average
ETU
Consumption per Hour
Stove:
Burner Top
-
Each
5,200
Oven Burner (opt.)
-
Each
7,100
Heater (Opt.)
12,000
Refrigerator (Opt.) Model
21
1
600
Note:
The above
is
an
example of a typical system and may not
represent the exact system
in
your particulaur unit.
USING
THE
AUTOMATIC CHANGEOVER
REGULATOR
(For Optional Double
Bottles
Only)
A
useful accessory is an automatic change over regulator.
This
apparatus allows both gas bottles to be turned on simultaneously.
The arrow
on
the regulator handle indicates which bottle is in
service. When the indicated bottle in service becomes empty,
changeover is automatically accomplished to commence drawing
fuel from the other bottle.
At
this point, the plastic window will
display a red signal or flag to indicate the condition. You should
then flip the lever over to indicate service on the other bottle. The
first bottle which was depleted can then be turned off, uncoupled
and taken to be refilled without disturbing the
R.V.
gas supply.
After refilling, it can be remounted and again turned to the
"On"
position. When the other bottle is depleted, the L.P.-gas supply
will again be automatically changed over.
ELECTRICAL
SYSTEM
&
OPERATION
CONNECTION
TO
120-VOLT AC
Your electrical system of 120-volts AC and
12
volts
DC
has been
designed and installed
in
accordance with the safety requirements
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