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NUCAMP CONTROL PANEL(S)
The nuCamp control panel is located near the main entrance door. On it you will find a tank fill level,
battery charge level indicator, along with master switches to power lights, and the water pump. The
switch buttons will light up when activated.
SAFETY LIGHTS
Your camper is equipped with safety lights and reflectors that comply with federal and state safety
regulations. Never alter the lights or remove the reflectors in any way. Replace defective or damaged
lights and reflectors immediately upon discovery. Not only you but the safety of other folks on the road
depends on you and your safety compliance. Your dealer can provide you with replacement parts.
INTERIOR LIGHTS
Interior lights are LED to conserve energy and are powered by 12V DC via the 12V battery(ies) or the
power converter when connected to 120V AC shore power. Defective light fixtures must be replaced with
same type, size and wattage as originally installed. Contact your nuCamp dealer to acquire those parts.
ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEM
Refer to the manufacturer's instructions for proper operation of the stereo, speakers, and the TV. All
operating instructions, along with any equipped remote controls of each component are included in
the Owner's Packet with your camper.
CABLE/SATELLITE CONNECTION
A cable connection inlet is provided on the exterior of your camper to allow connection to campground
cable service. The cable supplies a connection to your TV for viewing purposes. Select the correct input
source on the TV to watch cable TV.
SOLAR (if equipped)
The following outlines important general information about RV solar systems and may contain specific
information to your camper:
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A solar panel system recharges your battery and helps prolong battery life.
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Typically, the charge line from the solar controller is wired directly to the battery. This way,
your battery can always be recharged when sunshine is available.
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Solar panels are most efficient when directly facing the sun. When parking your camper,
it is best to turn it in such a way that the solar panels are turned toward direct sunlight and
can most efficiently charge your battery. Parking in sunny areas may also contribute to
faster battery charging from the solar panels.
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Power from the solar panels provide a slow, steady charge to the onboard batteries if they
are connected and installed. The charge controller regulates the power coming from the
solar panel to keep the batteries from overcharging, keeps power from solar panels under
a certain voltage to protect the batteries, and prevents power from flowing to the solar
panel from the battery.
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A solar port inlet may be provided on the exterior of your camper to allow connection
of portable solar panels. Portable solar panels must be equipped with their own solar
controller as the port is set up to be directly wired to the battery. The solar port will
provide charge in addition to installed solar panels (if equipped) on the unit.
Be sure to read and follow the solar controller user manual instructions and
maintenance guidance.
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