RV Inspections – Electrical System 120 Volt AC and 12 Volt DC – Part 3

Electrical System 120 Volt AC and 12 Volt DC – Part 3

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11.A.33 – Power Converter – DC Voltage drop at least .5 volt

YES

NO

NI

NP

11.A.34 – Power Converter – Verified

A

F

P

NI

NP

11.A.35 – Power Converter – Battery-DC Voltage with Shore Power ON
11.A.36 – Power Converter – Battery-DC Voltage with Shore Power OFF

11.A.37 – 12V DC House Batteries – Match Size/Age	YES	NO	NI	NP
11.A.38 – 12V DC House Batteries – Pos/Neg cables match for load	YES	NO	NI	NP
11.A.39 – 12V DC House Batteries – Maintained	YES	NO	NI	NP
11.A.40 – 12V DC House Batteries – Operational	YES	NO	NI	NP

11.A.41 – 12V DC House Battery – Location

Under Step

Under Basement

Front Basement

Side Basement

Other

11.A.42 – 12V DC House Battery – Box Condition	A	F	P	NI	NP
11.A.43 – 12V DC House Battery – Cables and Terminals Condition	A	F	P	NI	NP

11.A.44 – 12V DC House Battery – Vented and Secured

YES

NO

 

This is 3rd part in the series of Electrical things both 120 volts AC and 12 volts DC that are checked, today is Power Converter and Battery(ies).

Ok for those of you who are not familiar, there are two electrical systems in your RV:

120V AC – what you would recognize as household electric, this takes CIRCUIT BREAKERS, just like in your house.

12V DC – battery electric, like in your car/truck, these take FUSES.

Ok, checks, 33-36 we check out the converter to make sure it is working, 37-44 battery/batteries are checked.

Next week we will check out generators.

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