The trailer’s 12-volt DC system
This system powers components such as light fixtures, motorized extensions, the water
pump, etc. Several batteries can be linked together.
The converter/charger charges the batteries when the trailer is connected to a
120-volt outlet.
The towing vehicle can also recharge the trailer’s batteries when its engine is running and
connected by a seven-conductor cable.
The converter recharges the battery at a rate of 2 amps an hour.
This seven-conductor feed system supplies energy to the trailer lights and brakes while
driving (if applicable to your model.) This cable also supplies a 12-volt charge from the
towing vehicle’s alternator to the trailer’s battery.
All electrical systems are connected through the main fuse panel and power is then
supplied to the trailer’s various circuits. These are shown on a label found on the
converter/charger panel.
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
The 12-volt battery is not supplied with your Prolite trailer, so you must
purchase one or more batteries separately. However, most Prolite
dealers sell marine batteries specially designed for recreational vehicles.
FUSIBLES
F1 Prise 12V/USB, chaue-eau, module et
moteur d’extension
F2 Détecteur de propane, radio, cellier, télévision,
booster (Radio, antenne)
F3 Lumières intérieur, lumière porch, Fan-Tastic, fan S.D.B.
F4 Chauage, pompe à eau, toilette cassette
F5 Frigo, lumière d’extension, hotte de poêle
F6 Batterie F7 Main
F1 12V/USB outlet, water heater, module
and extension motor
F2 Propane sensor, radio, pantry, television,
booster (radio, antenna)
F3 Interior lights, porch light, Fan-Tastic, SDB fan
F4 Heating, water pump, cassette toilet
F5 Refrigerator, extension light, stove hood
F6 Battery
F7 Main
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