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Mostly likely 12v. Unplug from shore, have gen off, turn off inverter & try to put them in or out. If the awning works, it's 12V. Or see if one of your 12V are marked "Awning".
Don is correct. Look in basement bay on passenger side. There will be 2 white control boxes that are plugged into a receptacle. The control box is very expensive.......
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@014 Sunseeker,replaced 2020 with 2016 Bay Star, replaced 2024 with 2020 Ventana. 2017 Wrangler 2 dr Soft top, Full time as of 1/1 24
Girard awnings are all 110 volt. As noted, they're plugged into boxes, typically in the 3/4 storage bay on the passenger side. Since they're in a bay and can be exposed to water, they're powered by a GFCI in the half bath.
The GFCI could be elsewhere, but just know they're controlled by a GFCI.
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Don & Mary
2019 Newmar Dutch Star 4018 (Freightliner)
2024 GMC Sierra 1500 Denali 4x4 6.2L
Wow, I assumed the Girands were like the other powered awnings I have & have seen. I knew it before, but just got reminded what they say about "assume". I'll shut up next time. Sorry for the misinformation.
FMCA F 4486 S
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