thor Vegas 25.2 questions

[JamieGeek]

Originally Posted by dstankov

Jamie,

If you are looking for the ATS, it is a box with the letters TS enclosed. It appears under your passenger side rear bunk on the first diagram you attached..

I was looking for what the Intellitec switch is wired to. Its documentation states that its a load sharing switch; not a generator transfer switch.

Its location in the RV is in front of the water heater (4 (A,B) and 5 W/H on the TEE1287 diagram).

In addition, there are some slight differences between our unit and that diagram (The Thermostat is on the other side of our camper, and we don't have the USB Charge Port and Radio on the front of the passenger side bunk for instance).

[Chance]

Originally Posted by JamieGeek

Well they sent me two diagrams regarding my inquiry (attached). TEE1287 is the same Axis/Vegas wiring diagrams as they have sent before, TEE1288 is interesting in that it shows all of the wiring harness in the camper.

I can't seem to find that load sharing switch on the diagrams though.

I think I've received all the possible diagrams I can from Thor on our unit.

Jamie, have you asked them for a schematic? I'm not sure if they will share it with you, assuming they have it for your unit, but it's probably a good way to determine how the switch is wired, and what it's suppose to do.

[EA37TS]

Originally Posted by JamieGeek

I was looking for what the Intellitec switch is wired to. Its documentation states that its a load sharing switch; not a generator transfer switch.

Its location in the RV is in front of the water heater (4 (A,B) and 5 W/H on the TEE1287 diagram).

In addition, there are some slight differences between our unit and that diagram (The Thermostat is on the other side of our camper, and we don't have the USB Charge Port and Radio on the front of the passenger side bunk for instance).

Actually the 4 (A B) and 5 refer to circuit breakers, fuses or wiring. For example if you look in the USA box on the right you will see where 4 (A B ) is 14 gauge wire, 120VAC and a 15 amp circuit for the water heater. The 5 means 14 gauge orange colored wire coming off the converter and going to a 15 amp fuse for powering an appliance.

[JamieGeek]

Originally Posted by dstankov

Actually the 4 (A B) and 5 refer to circuit breakers, fuses or wiring. For example if you look in the USA box on the right you will see where 4 (A B ) is 14 gauge wire, 120VAC and a 15 amp circuit for the water heater. The 5 means 14 gauge orange colored wire coming off the converter and going to a 15 amp fuse for powering an appliance.

Um, yes I know all that; I was only using those references to show where the Intelitec switch is installed at.

Originally Posted by Chance

Jamie, have you asked them for a schematic? I'm not sure if they will share it with you, assuming they have it for your unit, but it's probably a good way to determine how the switch is wired, and what it's suppose to do.

Not a schematic specifically but this is the 3rd time I've inquired about wiring diagrams and such to which all have returned the TEE1287 diagram and nothing more.

[EA37TS]

I have specifically asked for schematics and I have received the same types of diagrams twice.

My guess would be that Thor does not have schematics for individual components and if they do more than likely the component manufacturers have prevented there release without permission.

Manufacturers tend to keep their technical info on components held closely to protect their proprietary info.

In fact if you look at the disclaimer on the Thor diagrams it states they can not be reproduced or copied without permission.

[EA37TS]

Originally Posted by JamieGeek

Um, yes I know all that; I was only using those references to show where the Intelitec switch is installed at.


Not a schematic specifically but this is the 3rd time I've inquired about wiring diagrams and such to which all have returned the TEE1287 diagram and nothing more.

Jamie

Apologies, didn't realize you werre3 using those points as a reference.