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Old 07-06-2006, 10:25 AM   #1
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I recently took off the inside vents and wooden cover from the the converter and furnace areas in my Southwind 32V. I found the normal "stuff" but am not sure what the black plastic box is. It has a number of yellow 12AWG Romex cables entering it. Perhaps it is a relay box or part of the energy management system or the transfer switch.

I also found 2 unused duplex 120 volt receptacles that don't show on the schematics from Fleetwood.

Anybody know that these devices are?

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Paul

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Old 07-06-2006, 10:25 AM   #2
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I recently took off the inside vents and wooden cover from the the converter and furnace areas in my Southwind 32V. I found the normal "stuff" but am not sure what the black plastic box is. It has a number of yellow 12AWG Romex cables entering it. Perhaps it is a relay box or part of the energy management system or the transfer switch.

I also found 2 unused duplex 120 volt receptacles that don't show on the schematics from Fleetwood.

Anybody know that these devices are?

Thanks,
Paul

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Old 07-07-2006, 10:52 AM   #3
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Hey Paul

Maybe Monty and Maggie ought to get together
with our Casey and Cassie

We would end up with some Shih-T-OOdles !


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How about a picture? It sounds like where the shore power is spliced from outdoor cable to romex.
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