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OWNER'S MANUAL
Model OP15
OP15V22020

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  • Page 1 OPUS CAMPER OWNER’S MANUAL Model OP15 OP15V22020...
  • Page 2 OPUS Camper USA and we would be happy to provide you with one. Here at OPUS we demand a high standard of build in our trailers; to ensure the highest quality our team follow a strict build and inspection process before delivery.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    CONTENTS My OPUS Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) Specifications Dimensions OPUS Quick Set up Guide Hitching & Towing electrics OPUS brake Set up OPUS Control Panel Setting up your OP15 120 Volt & 12 Volt Power Water System Propane System Truma Water/ Heating System...

  • Page 4: My Opus

    MY OPUS CAMPER OWNER ADDRESS MODEL BUILD DATE DRY WEIGHT DRY WEIGHT CARGO CAPACITY TIRE SIZE COLD TIRE PRESSURE (This information can be found on the tire sticker on your OP4 door) DEALER...

  • Page 5: Vehicle Identification Number (Vin)

    About your Vehicle Identification Number Every OPUS has a Vehicle Identification Number (VIN). The VIN Plate can be found on the exterior of your OP15, on the chassis behind the tongue jack wheel. We recommend making a note of your VIN on the opposite page. This will be required by insurance...

  • Page 6: Specifications

    SPECIFICATIONS Build Bodywork Baked enamel finish Material Di-bond Aluminum composite panel exterior with an Aluminum sub-structure Dimensions (Travel Mode) 257” (L) x 106” (H) x 83” (W) Dimensions (SetUp Mode) 280” (L) x 120” (H) x 154 (W with kitchen fully extended) Ground Clearance 14’’...
  • Page 7 Interior Seating/Dining Leatherette Seating with adjustable pivot position table Furniture Premium Bamboo Interior Cabinetry and wardrobe Bathroom Ensuite with premium shower, sink and chemical toilet Heating Truma Combi Heater and Hot Water System (runs off propane & 12v) Dometic 13,500 BTU 120v A/C Electrical Batteries 3 x 100 ah 12 volt AGM batteries...

  • Page 8: Dimensions

    DIMENSIONS Set-Up Mode 120’’ 270’’ 280’’ Travel Mode ‘’ 106’’ 83’ 257’’...

  • Page 9: Opus Quick Set Up Guide

    OP15 QUICK SET-UP GUIDE We strongly recommend that you review the OPUS OP15 User Manual thoroughly before setting up your OP15 for the first time. This quick set-up guide is intended as a supplementary refence guide with a summary overview of the steps involved in setting up...

  • Page 10: Hitching & Towing Electrics

    The OP15 comes as standard with a Lock'n'Roll articulating hitch. The hitch allows for pivoting on 3 axis and provides an overall smoother towing experience. Ensure the locking pin is fully inserted and secured in place before towing. When hitching the OPUS®...

  • Page 11: Opus Brake Set Up

    Towing The driver of the tow vehicle must ensure that their Driving License is valid for towing the OPUS® Camper. It is highly recommended, particularly if you are not experienced in towing that you adhere to any applicable laws for the state in which...

  • Page 12: Opus Control Panel

    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.

  • Page 13: Setting Up Your Op15

    OPUS® width ways. Tip! It may help to lift the weight of the leg when pulling out the blue handle. NEVER lift the OPUS completely off the ground using just the corner steadies.
  • Page 14 SETTING UP YOUR OP15 cont. STEP 8 - Use the push-buttons to open the rear panel securing locks. Lift the back panel upwards to the roof position. WARNING! Please note that this panel will not yet remain in this position without completing the next step. STEP 9 - Using one hand or a helper to hold the roof panel up, pull and rotate the spring bolt that secures the side panel until it is in the vertical position.
  • Page 15 SETTING UP YOUR OP15 cont. STEP 14 - Open the two push-button latches and fold down the kitchen door. Unhook the two locking spring-bolts and slide your kitchen out. Quick-connect your water and gas at the kitchen connection points and the quick connects on the side of the OP15. Please see the sections on the Gas System, Water system and the Kitchen for more information on setting up the kitchen.

  • Page 16: 120 Volt & 12 Volt Power

    120 VOLT & 12 VOLT POWER 120 Volt Shore Power Connection Safe operating procedures The OP15 comes fitted with a 120 volt power system. This 120 Volt power system complies with NFPA and NEC regulations. The hookup for the 120v is located outside on the driver-side of the OP15.
  • Page 17 120 VOLT & 12 VOLT POWER cont. 12 Volt Battery Power cont. Exterior Motorized Main Rear Light Step Interior Light On the control panel you will find the main 12v ON/OFF switch. There are sepa- rate switches for the following 12volt operated appliances and systems in the OP15: Fridge, Sockets, Lights, Water Pump.

  • Page 18: Water System

    Do NOT use bleach to sanitize the tanks as they are stainless steel and it will cause corrosion. Please see the OPUS Care & Maintenance section of this manual for more information on sanitizing your water system. Failure to maintain your tank can result in death or serious injury.
  • Page 19 WATER SYSTEM CONT. Draining your potable water tanks Located on each potable water tank you will find a draining valve at the lowest point of the tank. When packing away the OP15 complete the following process to drain the system of any excess water. Switch off the pump on the main control panel Ensure the sink is emptied and that the waste water drain hose Open the faucet &...

  • Page 20: Propane System

    Ensure that the gas bottle valve is closed prior to packing up the OP15 for transit or storage, the quick connect valve on the side of the OP15 has been closed and that the gas hose has been disconnected from the side of the OPUS and carefully stowed inside the kitchen.
  • Page 21 THE FRONT LOCKER COMPARTMENT, EVEN WHEN THE OPUS® IS STATIONARY. IMPORTANT! PLEASE CONSULT THE OPUS TEAM BEFORE COMPLETING ANY REPAIRWORK ON THE GAS SYSTEM: THE PROPANE SYSTEM INSTALLED INCLUDES A 2-STAGE REGULATOR. THE REGULATOR MUST ALWAYS BE INSTALLED WITH THE VENT FACING DOWNWARDS.

  • Page 22: Truma Water/ Heating System

    TRUMA COMBI HOT WATER & HEAT SYSTEM Truma Combi Hot Water & Heating System The OP15 comes with the Truma combi eco hot water & heating system installed. This system is run off of your 12v power and propane gas supply. The system will provide hot water for your shower, bathroom and kitchen sink as well as forced hot air into the trailer.

  • Page 23: Setting Up Your Op15 Awning

    SETTING UP YOUR OP15 AWNING Girard 8’ Manually Retractable Sun Awning The OP15 Sun awning is a manually deployed 8’ sun awning designed to provide shade over the kitchen area. You will find the supplied manual awning crank arm in the exterior slide out bin of your OP15. To set up your awning: 1.

  • Page 24: Op15 Kitchen

    OP15 KITCHEN Kitchen Features & Set Up Your OP15 kitchen is located on the door-side of the trailer in a slide-out compartment. The compartment is secured with lockable push-button latches. The kitchen slide-out is held in place with spring-bolt locking pins. To open up the kitchen, pull the spring- bolts in and turn them so they catch and stay open then slide the kitchen out to its full extension.
  • Page 25 We recommend reading the manufacturer’s user manual that comes with your fridge in full to understand how this appliance works and to assist in troubleshooting should this be required. We have also compiled a few quick tips that are OPUS-specific: •...

  • Page 26: Bathroom

    BATHROOM Toilet The OP15 toilet is a two-step flush toilet, connected to the potable water tank. In order to flush the toilet, first push the pedal (located on the right-hand side of the toilet base) down HALF WAY. This will fill the toilet bowl with water from your potable tank. Next, push the pedal down all the way to empty the toilet bowl.

  • Page 27: Tv & Stereo

    Please refer to the TV manual for further information on setting up your TV. Please note that the TV channels do not come pre-set so you may need to set the TV up to scan for local channels. This may apply for each journey you take in the OPUS, depending on channel coverage.

  • Page 28: Windows & Door

    WINDOWS & DOOR Window Screens There are six windows solid-pane openable windows in the OP15 as well as zip-vent windows in the tent material of the roof. Each solid-pane window has two optional screens in addition to the standard clear window mode; a mesh insect screen &...
  • Page 29 To release, gently pull them apart. Please ensure that the skylight is closed when rain is expected. Do not leave your OP15 unattended with the skylight open. Do not store your OPUS with the skylight open.

  • Page 30: Packing Down Your Opus

    9. Turn off your propane at the tank. Disconnect your water and gas quick connects. Make sure the valves on the side of the OPUS are turned and retracted to the off position. Replace the dust covers as required. Stow the water hoses and retract the gas hose fully into the kitchen aperture.

  • Page 31: Tips & Troubleshooting

    OP15 then after new parts are installed as part of your maintenance schedule. Your OP15 brakes should be adjusted after the first 200 miles then every 3000 miles after that. We highly recommend that all break adjustments, maintenance and servicing is carried out by a qualified technician at your OPUS dealership. CAUTION! You may need to adjust your brakes more frequently dependent on variations in cargo weights.
  • Page 32 • Inspect the outside panels of your OPUS® including the roof for any damage, cracks or wear. Proper maintenance of seals is necessary to keep moisture from entering and causing severe damage such as rot, mold or mildew. If you find dry, cracked or weathered seals, reseal or replace as necessary.
  • Page 33 • The cushions in your OPUS® camper are durable and simply require proper care and use. • Clean off stains and dirt on the cushions as soon as they occur; this can easily be done using a damp cloth. Avoid soaking the cushions or prolonged exposure to water and ensure they are thoroughly dry before packing the camper.
  • Page 34 OPUS CARE & MAINTENANCE cont. Potable Water Tanks Please ensure you sanitize, flush and drain the water tanks before first use and after any period of storage. To maintain the cleanliness of your potable water tanks please ensure all water is flushed from your potable water tanks after each trip or every two weeks when in use.
  • Page 35 If you are on-site camping and connecting to a campground sewer we recommend keeping the tanks drain valve closed until you need to drain to assisting in purging the tank of solid waste. Follow the OPUS tips for best results when using your OP15 toilet.
  • Page 36 OPUS CARE & MAINTENANCE cont. Greasing and Servicing The electrical and propane systems will need to be checked over by an RV service technician. The lug nut torque requirements are 100ft lbs. WARNING! Never use the levelling jacks to lift the trailer completely from the ground for any reason including servicing, repair work or tire changes.
  • Page 37 Winterizing your batteries/ long periods of storage We have spec’d the Opus so you have the ability to leave your Opus plugged in without the need to remove the 30ah cable. We have done this because the CO Alarm is hard wired to your batteries and therefore your batteries will supply a constant current to this appliance.

  • Page 38: Warranty

    The following information relates to warranties offered by OPUS®. Please read all the information carefully, and should you have any questions relating to any aspect of this section, please contact OPUS®. By purchasing an item from OPUS®, you hereby agree to all terms and conditions of...
  • Page 39 Parts and design changes OPUS® reserves the right to change the parts and design of its recreational vehicle from time to time without notice and with no obligation to maintain spare parts or make corresponding changes in its products previously manufactured.
  • Page 40 Internal Features Bamboo interior finish with wardrobe and drawer storage compartments. Navy blue leatherette cushions and moveable bamboo table...
  • Page 41 Personal, adjustable LED lights for each bed Two interior speakers Smoke & LP.CO alarms Fire extinguisher NOCO Genius battery charger and 12v to 120v power inverter...
  • Page 42 External Features Front Rock Guard Two jerrican holders Lighted Handle Exterior LED Lights OPUS Heavy Duty Mudflaps Two Exterior Speakers 12v Dual Compartment Refrigerator/ Freezer Exterior Slide out storage...
  • Page 43 OPUS Accessories Top Row: 1. 30a Power Cable 2. Dogbone adapter for home plug-in 3. Wheel Chocks From Left: 1. Kitchen Slide-out chop- ping board support leg 2. Drill-bit adapter for corner stabilizers 3. Adjustable exterior LED light 4. Manual crank handle...
  • Page 44 For further information please contact the OPUS® Team 925.215.7315 info@opuscamper.us www.opuscamper.us Find us on facebook & Instagram! Photographs and diagrams are for illustration purposes only. Actual product may vary and any specifications are subject to change without prior notice. All information correct at time of print. Purple Line LLC 2020...

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