2.3.2 Electricity
Supply diagram
The electricity supply is made up of a 230 V AC part and a 12 V
DC part.
230 V power supply
Connecting to the mains supply allows you to:
•
recharge the leisure battery
•
use power outlets
•
run the heating system if your vehicle is fitted with a 230V
heating system
12 V power supply
The campervan's 12 V supply comes from two batteries:
The engine battery and the leisure battery. The engine battery
powers all electrical equipment in the vehicle section.
The leisure battery powers the electrical appliances in the living quarters. It is located in the garage space. This battery is of the
"semi-stationary" type. Under no circumstances may it be replaced by a vehicle starter battery. For any replacement, please
contact your dealer. The two batteries are separated by a coupling device which charges using the alternator or recharges
using the automatic battery charger (230 V supply).
Never carry out or allow modifications to electrical appliances or systems, unless performed by approved fitters. A
cable reel must be completely unwound to prevent the electric power supply cable from overheating.
Incorrect assembly of the electrical and electronic accessories may seriously damage the campervan and void the
warranty.
230V
~230V
Circuit breaker
Power pack
Sensors
Fresh water
Wastewater
tank
tank
Control panel
12 V
12V leisure battery
12 V cab battery
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