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Electrical Systems<br />
Generator Fuel Supply<br />
Fuel for the gasoline or diesel generator is taken<br />
from the main fuel tank through a special feeder<br />
tube which is higher in the tank than the feeder<br />
tube to the motor home engine . This arrangement<br />
prevents the generator from running the<br />
motor home fuel tank dry .<br />
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WARNING<br />
Do not modify the generator installation or exhaust<br />
system in any way.<br />
Do not use the generator as an emergency power<br />
source to a general residential or industrial utility<br />
line. This is illegal and may cause shock or electrocution<br />
to power line utility personnel attempting to<br />
repair power lines.<br />
WARNING<br />
Do not block the generator ventilating air inlets or<br />
outlets. The engine re quires a constant supply of<br />
cooling air. Restricted ventilating air inlets or outlets<br />
can cause engine failure.<br />
WARNING<br />
Exhaust gases are deadly. Inspect the generator<br />
exhaust system thoroughly before starting the<br />
generator engine. Do not block the tail pipe or situate<br />
the motor home in a place where the exhaust<br />
gases have any possibility of accumulating either<br />
outside, underneath, or inside your vehicle or any<br />
nearby vehicles. Outside air movements can carry<br />
exhaust gases inside the vehicle through windows or<br />
other openings remote from the generator exhaust.<br />
Operate the generator only when safe dispersion of<br />
exhaust gases can be assured, and monitor outside<br />
conditions to be sure that exhaust gases continue to<br />
be dispersed safely.<br />
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WARNING<br />
When operating the on-board generator for elecctrical<br />
power and using the overhead kitchen vent fan,<br />
regardless of the outside temperature open a window<br />
slightly. This will reduce the chances of drawing<br />
harmful CO into the passenger compartment.<br />
Propane Generator (If Equipped)<br />
Fuel is provided from a dedicated Propane tank .<br />
Generator Operations<br />
To start the generator:<br />
1 . Press generator remote switch until generator<br />
is running .<br />
2 . To stop the unit, press switch and release .<br />
If the generator is slow to start, DO NOT hold<br />
the switch in the START position for more than<br />
10 seconds . Release the switch, wait 15 seconds,<br />
then try to start again . This will help avoid overheating<br />
and damage to the generator starting<br />
system .<br />
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NOTE<br />
Refer to the generator operating instructions provided<br />
in your Owner’s Information Package for information<br />
before starting the generator. Do not start the<br />
generator unit with a heavy power load. Always wait<br />
at least three minutes after starting generator before<br />
turning on (or plugging in) heavy electrical loads, such<br />
as the roof air conditioner.<br />
ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM<br />
- 50 AMP FOR ADDITIONAL<br />
APPLICATION<br />
Intellitec’s Smart Energy Management System -<br />
50 AMP (Smart EMS) is designed to be used in<br />
<strong>RV</strong>s equipped with 50 AMP electrical service .<br />
The system senses when the coach is connected<br />
to a 50 AMP service and allows simultaneous<br />
operations of all the 120 volt loads . When 50<br />
AMP service is not available and the coach is<br />
connected to a smaller electrical service, such as<br />
a generator source, 30 AMP or 20 AMP service,<br />
the system automatically takes control of the<br />
loads to practically eliminate circuit breaker<br />
tripping . It constantly monitors the total amount<br />
of current drawn in the <strong>RV</strong> and controls the<br />
loads, as necessary, to keep the total current to a<br />
value less than, or equal to, the available power<br />
service .