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PARKING, CAMPING & ENJOYING THE RV
ARRIVING AT THE CAMPSITE ELECTRICAL HOOK UP
Always try to arrive at your destination while there is still some Connecting the RV to the campsite electricity supply is simple and
daylight so you can register and locate your campsite. If you are easy.
allowed to select your site, choose the most ideal spot, which could
include: 1. Remove the campsite power cord from the RV. Plug the correct
end into the socket on the side of the RV, twist base of RV
1. A level parking surface. connection to the right to secure, then turn the collar to lock the
2. Shade. cord in place.
3. A site clear of overhead or undercarriage obstructions including
2. Locate the breaker on the campsite power pole and switch to
branches, tree stumps or rocks. Always use a spotter to park the OFF position.
the RV and before departing, even if the RV is equipped with
a backup camera. 3. Plug the RV campsite power cord into the campsite power pole,
4. A site with a full hookup or, at the minimum, a campsite power then switch the campsite power pole breaker to ON position.
pole.
4. Check that the solar controller panel voltage meter reads
If you arrive after the campsite office has closed, you may still be 13+ Volts.
able to check‑in. If you have a reservation, it is helpful to call ahead
so the campsite knows when to expect you. 5. Select a 30-Amp service. If a 30-Amp service is not available, use
the 15-Amp adapter. 15-Amp service will limit the simultaneous
TIP use of appliances.
In order to use the roof air conditioner, the RV needs
to be plugged into a minimum 30-Amp power supply. If in 6. Contact campsite staff if there is no breaker located on the
doubt, ask the campsite operator. campsite power pole and the solar panel controller is not
reading 13+ Volts.
See FIGURE 10: ELECTRICAL HOOK UP on this page.
Troubleshooting: See TABLE 3: 110-VOLT ELECTRICAL SYSTEM on
page 42.
CAMPSITE 30/15-AMP
POLE 15-AMP ADAPTER
CAMPSITE
POLE 30-AMP
FIGURE 10: ELECTRICAL HOOK UP CANADREAM.COM DVC
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ARRIVING AT THE CAMPSITE ELECTRICAL HOOK UP
Always try to arrive at your destination while there is still some Connecting the RV to the campsite electricity supply is simple and
daylight so you can register and locate your campsite. If you are easy.
allowed to select your site, choose the most ideal spot, which could
include: 1. Remove the campsite power cord from the RV. Plug the correct
end into the socket on the side of the RV, twist base of RV
1. A level parking surface. connection to the right to secure, then turn the collar to lock the
2. Shade. cord in place.
3. A site clear of overhead or undercarriage obstructions including
2. Locate the breaker on the campsite power pole and switch to
branches, tree stumps or rocks. Always use a spotter to park the OFF position.
the RV and before departing, even if the RV is equipped with
a backup camera. 3. Plug the RV campsite power cord into the campsite power pole,
4. A site with a full hookup or, at the minimum, a campsite power then switch the campsite power pole breaker to ON position.
pole.
4. Check that the solar controller panel voltage meter reads
If you arrive after the campsite office has closed, you may still be 13+ Volts.
able to check‑in. If you have a reservation, it is helpful to call ahead
so the campsite knows when to expect you. 5. Select a 30-Amp service. If a 30-Amp service is not available, use
the 15-Amp adapter. 15-Amp service will limit the simultaneous
TIP use of appliances.
In order to use the roof air conditioner, the RV needs
to be plugged into a minimum 30-Amp power supply. If in 6. Contact campsite staff if there is no breaker located on the
doubt, ask the campsite operator. campsite power pole and the solar panel controller is not
reading 13+ Volts.
See FIGURE 10: ELECTRICAL HOOK UP on this page.
Troubleshooting: See TABLE 3: 110-VOLT ELECTRICAL SYSTEM on
page 42.
CAMPSITE 30/15-AMP
POLE 15-AMP ADAPTER
CAMPSITE
POLE 30-AMP
FIGURE 10: ELECTRICAL HOOK UP CANADREAM.COM DVC
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