Update as to where my converter in Jayco TT was located .

[4x4Bob]

Sunday I pulled my fuse panel on my '07 Jayco M-288RLS. Boy was I surprised with what I found. The Iota ILS3045 unit is a fuse panel with the converter attached to the back. The 30 amp power cable is factory hard wired between both units with no disconnect available. I would have to cut the wire to seperate the two units.

Then I go to my friend Google and research if there are replacement units available for this type of converter unit. No. For awhile there was, but now I could not find any at present.

So, then I decide to search for a good replacement. Finally find Progressive Dynamics, inc Inteli-Power 4000 series, PD 4045. This also is a combo unit with the fuse panel and converter built into one unit and should go back into the hole of the Iota ILS 3045. And, has 4 level smart charge which the Iota did not.

After looking at 13 sets of wires that I would have to break and then reattach for the 12 volt DC side and then 5 circuit breakers for the 120 volt side I decide to take the TT to a RV shop.

So, tomorrow morning off to the RV shop I go.

For those of you who are interested how I lead up to this point, I posted another post titled: So, how was your day. Yellowstone N.P. Trip report.

Bob

[Mandalay_Parr]

4x4Bob wrote:
Mandalay Parr.

I do agree with you. That is why at 0900 tomorrow I will be dropping the TT off at a RV shop who has a certified RV Elect employee who will be installing the new fuse panel and converter. The $$$$ Is is worth it to me over me burning down the TT if I install the unit.

Bob

OK Bob. Good.

Jerry

[4x4Bob]

Mandalay Parr.

I do agree with you. That is why at 0900 tomorrow I will be dropping the TT off at a RV shop who has a certified RV Elect employee who will be installing the new fuse panel and converter. The $$$$ Is is worth it to me over me burning down the TT if I install the unit.

Bob

[Mandalay_Parr]

Need to hire an electrician.