Domestic Hot Water Via Oasis Hydronic Heating; Dometic Climate Control Via Kib L-Panel; Hvac Operational Overview - NewMar Super Star Owner's Manual

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Domestic Hot Water via Oasis Hydronic Heating

The hot water in your coach is heated by the Oasis hydronic heating system. To operate an appliance that uses hot water,
or to assure plenty of hot water for showering, turn on
the boiler or heating elements using the Oasis control
panel or the SilverLeaf touchscreen (if equipped) located
in the front overhead cabinet.
Both heat sources (diesel burner and heating elements)
can be used at the same time for the maximum water
heating capability. Turning only the 120 volt heating
element(s) on will usually provide sufficient hot water
for most household chores, but may not be sufficient for
showering.
The diesel burner is the primary heat source with at
least 50,000 btu (more on select Oasis models), and the
electric elements are secondary. Depending on your hot
water usage, using only the electric elements may be
sufficient; however, if not, use the diesel burner when
not plugged into shore power or in conjunction with the
electric elements.

Dometic Climate Control via KIB L-Panel

This article provides basic operation instructions for Dometic Climate Control via KIB L-Panel (RevD02), which was
implemented for the 2020 model year on select coaches.
The KIB L-PANEL-4A is a centralized "V-BUS" LCD
interface to the following:
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KIB Tank Monitoring System Control (TMSC-100)
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Dometic Roof Top Units though the KIB (HVAC-GEN1)
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KIB Auto Generator Start "AGS" system (if equipped)
through TMSC-100
Home Page
USER BUTTONS
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TANKS: Page jump to Tank Monitoring page
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HVAC: Page jump to HVAC control page
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AGS: Page jump to the AGS control page
SLEEP
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While on the home page the LCD will go dark and to
sleep after a 2 Minutes
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Touching the sleeping LCD screen anywhere will
wake it up
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Potable Hot Water Capacity
BTU
Maximum Water Temperature (at
incoming water temperature of 60°F)
Gallons Per Minute (GPM)

HVAC Operational Overview

HVAC is a control system interface to the RV's heating
and cooling system.
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Controls the Dometic Roof Top Units
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Controls the RV's furnace or heating system
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Allows Heat / Cool temperature setting within 55 to
90 degree range
There are three different screens to control the HVAC:
NOW/STATUS PAGE
USER BUTTONS
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POWER ICON — Turns HVAC system ON/OFF
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SETUP — Page jump to HVAC setup pages
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HOLD — While enabled the current displayed room
settings are maintained
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RUN PROG — Enables the "DAY/NIGHT" settings for
all rooms
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HOME — Page jump to home page, this button is on
every LCD page
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