Propane System - OFF GRID TRAILERS EXPEDITION 2.0 Owner's Manual

POWER INVERTER & FUSE PANEL
1. All 12 volt circuits are protected from overload by
automotive type fuses indicated on the fuse panel.
2. 110 volt circuits are operated by the power inverter remote
installed in the inside cabinet on the operator panel.
3. The main BUS master power off is in the unit front box
with the main system 12 or 6V batteries. Depress to turn
off all unit power.
FUSES
The fuses used in every Off Grid Trailer unit are an automotive
fuse. Fuse boxes are mounted with positive up, negative down.
FUSE AMP
1
2
3
4
6
8
10
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PANDO 2.0
FUSE AMP DESCRIPTION
1 15 Stereo
2 5 Exterior Lights
3 15 Fridge
4 5 Interior/Galley Lights
5 15 Optional Fridge
6 5 USB Plug
8 10 Water Pump
10 5 Fan
12 5 Furnace
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EXPEDITION 2.0
DESCRIPTION
15 Stereo
5 Exterior Lights
15 Fridge
5 Interior Lights
5 USB Plug
10 Water Pump
5 Fan
5 Furnace
SWITCHBACK
FUSE AMP DESCRIPTION
1 15 Stereo
2 5 Exterior Lights
3 15 Fridge
4 5 Interior/Galley Lights
5 15 Rear Fridge
6 5 USB Plug
8 10 Water Pump

PROPANE SYSTEM

IMPORTANT NOTE: Heater cabinet doors must be fully open
to operate the hot water system. The propane water heater
requires combustion air and exhaust.
SAFETY TIPS
• DO NOT disconnect or remove any tank while valve is open.
• DO NOT store gasoline or any other flammable liquid near
any propane appliance.
• Propane tanks should not be left open while traveling.
• Never fill with natural gas.
• Remove tanks from camper before filling.
• Never fill to more than 80% capacity.
• DO NOT tow the trailer with wall mounted tanks in position.
• Always perform a trailer walkaround inspecting for propane
leaks and ventilate accordingly
IF YOU SMELL GAS / PROPANE DETECTOR GOES OFF
• DO NOT touch electrical switches.
• Extinguish any open flame.
• Open windows.
• Shut off propane at tank(s).
• Have your system checked by a qualified LP gas technician.
Fig 4.1 Expedition & Pando Tank Location Fig 4.2 Switchback Tank Location
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