How do Canadain rv standards differ from U.S.
be prepared to bring anything that does not meet Canadian code in to standards. Above quote from a thread that somebody might be bringing a RV from US and licensing it in Canada. Never knew...
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Things may have changed since then, but our 2003 Komfort has two versions of the electrical set-up. The owner's manual shows the Canadian version and the US version wiring diagrams for the 120v breakers.
The Can version has mostly 15a breakers while the US version has all 20a breakers. Unknown whether the US version has the split 20/15a receptacles to go with the 20 a breakers and the 12 vs 14 wire all round.
The Can version has a three-way switch (MW- Off-WH) for one of the 15a breakers that works the microwave or the water heater.
Komfort was licensed to put on the CSA sticker at their factory in Oregon for trailers ordered by Canadians at their local Komfort dealers.
No idea what goes on nowadays.
The Can version has mostly 15a breakers while the US version has all 20a breakers. Unknown whether the US version has the split 20/15a receptacles to go with the 20 a breakers and the 12 vs 14 wire all round.
The Can version has a three-way switch (MW- Off-WH) for one of the 15a breakers that works the microwave or the water heater.
Komfort was licensed to put on the CSA sticker at their factory in Oregon for trailers ordered by Canadians at their local Komfort dealers.
No idea what goes on nowadays.
