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120-volt POWER
IMPORTANT NOTE: MAKE SURE TO READ, UNDERSTAND, AND FOLLOW
ALL ELECTRICAL COMPONENT OWNER'S MANUALS PROVIDED IN THE
OWNER'S PACKET BEFORE OPERATING THE MOTORHOME. Observe all
operating instructions and warnings as well as all recommended maintenance
schedules and procedures.
How The System Works
When you're plugged into shoreline power or start your generator, 120-volt
current is fed to an Automatic Switch Over Box. Power from the box runs to the
120-volt circuit breakers on the Energy Management System. The module and
box are explained more in depth later in this chapter and are located under the
roadside rear lounge.
Circuit 4 can also be powered by the inverter part of the inverter/charger. See
circuit 4 function in the next section for information on which receptacles can
work on the inverter.
ELECTRICAL SySTEMS
ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (EMS)
A complete, detailed EMS manual is included with your owner's packet.
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Warning
The ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM is a
centralized power switching, fusing, and distribution center. Power from
the 120-volt power source is fed into the box. The potential of lethal
electrical shock is present in this box. Inadvertent shorts at this box
could result in damage and/or injury. All servicing of this box should be
done by a qualified Service Technician.
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
The ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM is a completely self-contained 110
volt power distribution and energy management system intended to be used
in recreational vehicles. It is housed in a sheet metal enclosure with remov-
able front panel. It provides circuit protection for all the 110 VAC loads in the
RV and a system of energy management to minimize the over-loading and
tripping of circuit breakers. Location: under rear lounge.
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