Brake Wiring; Battery Cut Off Switch; Receptacle For Portable Solar; Fireplace - venture SPORT TREK Owner's Manual

these lights, depending on models, will usually be in the interior, on the
right. Occasionally, the switch will be on the light itself.

Brake Wiring

The 10 and 12 inch electric brakes operate on 12-volt power supplied
from the tow vehicle, transferred through the 7-way harness. There are
no fuses or breakers installed in this brake wiring. More information on
the brake system is found in Chapter 3 - Using Your RV.
If experiencing any electrical problems, check the following items, fuses,
breakers, and connections. If none of these items resolve the problem,
contact your dealer for trouble shooting and needed repairs
Any electrical installation that does not meet the criteria of the
manufacturer's specifications will VOID THE WARRANTY on
the electrical system.
FAILURE TO COMPLY COULD RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY,
EXPLOSION, OR DEATH.

Battery Cut Off Switch

Current model coaches have a battery disconnect switch on the A-frame.
When not using the 12-volt DC System, turn switch to off and save your
battery from being discharged.
Under the black cover are 2 or 3 —12-volt DC breakers, feeding power
to tongue jack, stabilizer jacks and/or leveling jacks.

Receptacle for Portable Solar

Such a receptacle is for a solar panel, which may be installed in your
coach on rear wall, rated at 10 amps.
The actual panel is an aftermarket item. VENTURE RV does not stock
nor sell this option. Its main function is to maintain a charge for any
auxiliary battery you may have installed on your coach. Brand name
may be "ZAMP" or "FURRION".

Fireplace

A fireplace may be installed in your coach, to be used for light heat. It
produces 5000 BTU and operates on 120-volt AC power. A circuit breaker
is placed in the distribution box, supporting protection for overload and
short circuits.
To operate fireplace, first turn on the master switch. Then turn the power
on. Fireplace consumes 1500 watts (12.5 amps) of power.
Several models have an option of having 2 fireplaces in a coach, but only
if you have 50 AMP service. A "Double Pole/Double Throw"
switch
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