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Old 06-02-2007, 02:21 AM   #1
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Question to National RV and answer.

Should the 12 volt outlet on the passenger's side below the pull out work station be connected to the chassis or house battery?

Thank you for taking the time to contact National RV.


Because of the interconnect solenoid it would not matter what battery set the outlet is tied to as the interconnect solenoid creates a circuit between both sets.

However, the outlet is tied to the ignition, as far as activation.

We hope this helps.

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Question to National RV and answer.

Should the 12 volt outlet on the passenger's side below the pull out work station be connected to the chassis or house battery?

Thank you for taking the time to contact National RV.


Because of the interconnect solenoid it would not matter what battery set the outlet is tied to as the interconnect solenoid creates a circuit between both sets.

However, the outlet is tied to the ignition, as far as activation.

We hope this helps.

Matthew Margolis
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Old 06-02-2007, 08:11 AM   #3
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Thanks for getting the answer right from the horses mouth. (Old saying.) You're off to a good start.
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WOW it sure is nice to see Matthew from NRV CS coming in to help out, thanks Matt. I have spoken to Matthew several times on the phone about issues with great results.

Richard, was that a copy of an E-Mail ?
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Originally posted by Richard S.:
Yes that was a cpoy of my E mail.

Also sent a thank you to Matt with this forums address attached.
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