new to class c
Just picked up a well used class c lazy daze. last owner had it sitting in a storage yard for several years, so it's got a few issues. I've had a travel trailer for several years, so I know the basics...
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Butch50 wrote:DaCrema wrote:
I do not know of a RV that uses the same locking system for the cab and the house doors. That is a automotive issue that would be difficult to surmount. Though I agree it would be a nice feature.
The Winnebago View I use to have had that feature. Lock the cab and it locked the camper door also. Walk back to the rig and press the key fob once it unlocked the drivers door and hit it a second time and it unlocked the passenger door plus the camper door.
I posted this very thing this morning, but apparently my phone didn't bother to send it.
TriMark makes virtually all RV door lock systems, and they do make one that has a key deadbolt, a second key for the regular lock, and the electric actuation also.
This is the design my View has.
TriMark exterior personnel door latch mechanisms, many with optional electric actuation.
Winnebago has had a problem on some of the Views with the load of the lock mechanism burning up the SCREEM, the security module in the vehicle. They have had to make available a kit using a relay to switch the power to the door lock, taking the load off the security module.
Charles
