Battery cut off

[bonfield]

Does anyone have a wiring diagram for the battery cut off switch located just as you go in the entry door on dashboard

[twinboat]

If its a Intellitec disconnect, it should look like this.

[barmcd]

Originally Posted by bonfield

Does anyone have a wiring diagram for the battery cut off switch located just as you go in the entry door on dashboard

Are you asking about a Monaco Coach?

There is a purple wire that goes from that switch to the Domestic Continuous Duty Solenoid in the rear run bay. It controls most 12V house systems.

[153stars]

Without knowing what's on a certain coach/year ect. You either have a continuous or latching solenoid relay. If just two wires to the front switch its cont.duty solenoid. it's switch is on /off like most switches in coach. If lamp at switch there will also be a ground wire.If many wires on back of switch like in diagram it's latching relay/solenoid.
Is there an issue your having with it , best to try to put all your cards on the table first, as someone helping may think they are done after answering first question.

[bonfield]

Sorry to go off on a tangent here but the wrong vehicle is on my profile and i have not been able to change it so people know what rv i am talking about.

[vsheetz]

Typically it's not considered a battery disconnect. Rather the switch at the entry door typically activates a solenoid that gates power to several circuits in the main house 12v power distribution block - such as lights, thermostats, etc.

Used as a convenient way to turn off most items in the house. Most often used by sales and service persons when the coach on a saies/service lot.

[Outbound]

It is also call it the "Salesman Switch".

[wolfe10]

Originally Posted by bonfield

Sorry to go off on a tangent here but the wrong vehicle is on my profile and i have not been able to change it so people know what rv i am talking about.

SO, what RV DO you have??????


Kind of left us hanging there.

[bonfield]

It is in my profile but not displayed.I still have the winnebago adventurer but i now have a 2004 holiday rambler endevour also.