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Opus OP2 - Control Panel Guide; Control Panel Components; Quick Tips and Gauge Explanations

Opus OP2
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CONTROL PANEL
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Each switch on the control panel has its own breaker
located directly above the switch.
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1. power key switch
3. AIR INFLATION BUTTON
5. Front water tank
7. Lights
9. 12V SOCKET
11. fridge
13. battery level indicator
B. BREAKERS
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control panel
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CONTROL PANEL GUIDE
The Volt Meter – Measures the current battery voltage output. Most appli-
ances will require at least 12.2v from the batteries otherwise they will not
work.
Amp Meter – This shows how many Amps you are currently using. The
OPUS® has 2 x 100ah AGM batteries. This gives you 100 usable amps for
off-site power.
Battery Indicator – This shows the total capacity remaining in your batteries.
If you are showing 50% on your battery meter then your batteries will not
put out the 12.2v required for most accessories to operate.
Ensuring you keep a close eye on all 3 gauges will help to make sure you
are fully informed on the current performance of your 12v battery powered
electrical system.
The Upper Number shows what Voltage (power level) the batteries are cur-
rently reading. It is the strength of the current flowing from the batteries.
If this number were to drop beneath 12.0v with no load (i.e. no accessories
running on the OPUS®) then it is highly likely all the appliances inside your
camper would stop working as the batteries are not able to put out enough
voltage to keep these appliances running.
Do not take a reading when an appliance, such as a fridge, is running. It
will give a false reading. Voltage may appear below 12.0 if the batteries are
under load (fridge is actively running).
The lower number shows the quantity of energy you are currently utilizing
from the batteries.
If you imagine a water tank holding 100gallons and you drain 4 gallons an
hour (gallons would represent amps), then you can tell how quickly under
current usage conditions your batteries will be fully drained.
Remember your appliances all cycle at different rates so this number be-
comes very important for estimating battery life.
CONTROL PANEL QUICK TIPS:
voltage meter:
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LIGHTSFRIDGEPUMPFRONT TANK PLUGS
POWER SWITCH
2. AIR COMPRESSOR POWER
4. Voltage amp meter
6. REAR WATER TANK
8. water pump
10. indoor plugs
12. main breaker
REAR TANK
VOLTAGE/AMP METER BATTERY INDICATOR
AIR COMPRESSOR POWER AIR INFLATION BUTTON
MAIN BREAKER
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BREAKERS
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12V SOCKET
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