Dometic Thermostat / 12v power issue...
. 1996 39' Terry Parkmodel . Coleman AC with non-digital therostat . Replaced AC with Dometic AC (Brisk Air II - 15k BTU) . Dometic LCD thrmostat (3313189.000) All the connections from AC to...
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You say this is a park model. That could be a fully 120 Volt unit. Those of us here on this forum, and in the Class A section where you posted, are thinking you're talking about a Class A RV, which will surely have 12V somewhere.
Now, if you have a park model, that was setup in a RV park but is never moved, then you might have to install a small Power Supply! To run your thermostat, it wouldn't need to be very big or powerful. (Any electrician would have no problem coming up with a solution but probably not at $10). Here's one on Amazon: Power Cube
This plugs into a 120 V outlet but there are other transformers out there that can be wired in directly. Then there are readily available transformers, often referred to as Bell Transformers, but those usually start at 24 Volts. Used for the doorbell in most homes.
Let us know if you have a mobile RV or if it's a true park model.
Now, if you have a park model, that was setup in a RV park but is never moved, then you might have to install a small Power Supply! To run your thermostat, it wouldn't need to be very big or powerful. (Any electrician would have no problem coming up with a solution but probably not at $10). Here's one on Amazon: Power Cube
This plugs into a 120 V outlet but there are other transformers out there that can be wired in directly. Then there are readily available transformers, often referred to as Bell Transformers, but those usually start at 24 Volts. Used for the doorbell in most homes.
Let us know if you have a mobile RV or if it's a true park model.
