Electrical System; General Information; Changes And Modifications; 120 Volt Ac System - venture SPORT TREK Owner's Manual

Electrical System

General Information

The electrical
recreational vehicle is designed for
using both 120-volt AC (alternating
current) and 12-volt DC (direct current)
capabilities.
designs are built to comply with safety
requirements of ANSI standard 1192,
National Electric Code and Canadian
Standards Association.
This series and models manufactured by VENTURE RV has 30 amp
service, 50 amp service is available as an option.
It is highly recommended that your RV electrical connection is not
plugged into a household outlet.

Changes and Modifications

Any changes, alternations, additions, and/or modifications need to be
performed by qualified electrical technicians, using only approved
components which meet safety and code requirements. This includes
owners, dealers, etc. who desire to make changes. The manufacturer is
not responsible for any changes or alterations made to the 120-volt AC
system of the coach.
120-volt AC System

Power Cord 30 AMP and Optional 50 AMP

All units have a power cord that is detachable from the
connector as shown, to be stored inside of your unit
when not in use. This cord places 120-volt AC power
into your breaker distribution center, as built into your
coach for both 30 and 50 AMP.
Power will enter through the main breaker and is distributed through
circuit breakers to the wall receptacles and appliances. This power cord
will be approximately 26 to 28 feet in length. Each cord has the correct
gauge of wire to carry the correct voltage to coach.
In some hook-ups, the power cord may not be long enough and extension
cords are required. Always use a cord with the gauge of wire equal to or
greater than the power cord. Should you use a cord with a smaller wire
gauge, overheating, loss of amperage, and possible melting could occur.
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