Electrical SYSTEM
| SOLAR PANEL |
| Airstream Travel Trailers are |
| Intermountain Solar Technology Solar Panel/Chare |
| Controller/Display System. This system may be in- |
| stalled on your trailer as an option. A manual on the use |
| of the system is included with the Airstream Owner’s |
| Blue Delivery Case. |
| Intermountain Solar Technologies |
| 10288 South Jordan Gateway #D |
| South Jordan, UT 84095 |
| |
| 1. YELLOW (like the sun) positive and GREEN (like the |
| earth) negative leads runs from battery breaker buss bar |
G | area to a harness inside the exterior refrigerator access |
door. The battery buss bar is located behind the sofa | |
on front lounge models or behind the front cabinets on | |
slide outs, and next to the battery compartment. Battery | |
| cables will run to this bar. Roof mounted panels require |
| dropping the panel wires down through the refrigerator |
| vent to the inside of the exterior refrigerator access |
| door. Portable solar panels can be set outside close |
| to the access door. The wires from the solar panel are |
| connected to the positive and negative wires (yellow |
| and green) of the |
2.A Cat 5 patch cord for the solar panel display runs from the battery buss bar to an area just below the CatCon seven display. The solar panel display panel can be mounted just below the CatCon monitor panel by routing the proper size hole. The Cat 5 wire is plugged into the display panel.
CAUTION: The Yellow wire must be fused with a
NOTE: All wires are identified with labels at all locations.
The Intermountain solar panel has charge controller that should be mounted close to the battery buss bars as the battery leads are hooked into it to sense the actual battery charge. The Cat 5 wire plugs into it also.
The following drawing is the way Airstream wires the system on factory installed units and is the recom- mended wiring for use of the
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