Lost power in part of 5th wheel
2002 Keystone Challenger 29TIB Fifth wheel Last night, I plugged in a space heater in the 'upstairs' area of my 5th wheel. I also had a small heater plugged in downstairs in the living room area. The...
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I Love the folks who automatically say GFCI.. odds are that's not the problem
If you have an inverter than you have TWO breaker panels. One is your main power distribution center.. The other may be a 2nd panel located somewhere else or it may be breakers ON the inverter itself.. SUSPECT #1 is said inverter breaker panel.
#2 is the connections to the inverter itself. and #3 is one of the outlets (not sure which, need not be the one you plugged into)
Also junction boxes epically if there is a slide out in the power path.
RV wiring is "Rated" (Supposedly) for Space Heaters.. but I and others have found it's not really up to the task.. I wound up installing special outlets for the Heaters.
If you have an inverter than you have TWO breaker panels. One is your main power distribution center.. The other may be a 2nd panel located somewhere else or it may be breakers ON the inverter itself.. SUSPECT #1 is said inverter breaker panel.
#2 is the connections to the inverter itself. and #3 is one of the outlets (not sure which, need not be the one you plugged into)
Also junction boxes epically if there is a slide out in the power path.
RV wiring is "Rated" (Supposedly) for Space Heaters.. but I and others have found it's not really up to the task.. I wound up installing special outlets for the Heaters.
