Yep it is a Bigfoot thing. Not sure but I believe that the - Negative and the elect shore ground are bonded there as elsewhere in the campers. The fridge - Negative and the elect 120 ground is bonded in the fridge.
Jim.
Yep it is a Bigfoot thing. Not sure but I believe that the - Negative and the elect shore ground are bonded there as elsewhere in the campers. The fridge - Negative and the elect 120 ground is bonded in the fridge.
Jim.
I'm so jealous. Three crappy terminals where I just have the two. Thanks.
They are more of a bonding between the truck camper and the chassis. The 12v system will leave the house battery and return to the battery. The 120V is ground through the cable to the campground pedestal. I have a Northern Lite and it is the same way. Everything works normal, in mine, even when it is on the ground, off the truck.
So it's a Canadian thing then? CSA?
That could be. I used to rehab fiberglass campers. I belonged to a forum that I finally figured was run by a guy out of Canada. He kept telling us that there can be no LPG connections inside the RV and all connections had to be outside the living space. We got to talking and realized that was a Canadian thing and the USA goes by the NFPA and it does not have that requirement.
