Calculating Electrical Load; Solar Port; Figure 36. Solar Port - Tiffin Motorhomes VANLEIGH BEACON Owner's Manual

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NOTE: A Mira Module can be purchased which will enable you to control the Spyder
system via Bluetooth from your phone or tablet.
Contact Firefly Integrations for additional information. Phone: (574) 825-4600
http://www.fireflyintegrations.com/ or email: support@fireflyint.com.

cALcULATING ELEcTRIcAL LoAD

While connected to external power and using appliances, remember that the 120-volt elec-
trical system can run a maximum of 100 amps. If you overload the RV and/or campground
electrical system, a circuit breaker trip may occur.
The combined amperage draw from all appliances and components must NoT exceed
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100 amps.
To calculate the amperage rating for each individual appliance, divide the wattage by
the voltage (both should be listed on the appliance). For example: 1200 watts divided by
120-volts equals 10 amps.
See "Approximate Electrical Load Ratings" on page
SoLAR P oRT
• The Furrion quick connect solar charging inlet is designed for use with the (customer
supplied) Furrion 95W portable solar power charging system (FSPP10SA-BL).
NOTE:
The Furrion solar system is intended to be used to maintain your auxiliary
battery. It is not designed to power the entire RV.
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Figure 36. Solar Port

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