I have a Jayco Penguin and have just about gotten used to it but there is still one thing I cant seem to get through my thick skull. Near the house battery there is a controller with a circular knob on it branded TMC. There are four positions - 1 - 1& 2 - 2 - and O which I assume is off. I was told about this when buying the van but with my brain have no recollection of what I was told. Is it for using two batteries maybe ? Can some kind nomad put me straight b
thanks Davo
Glenelg said
12:16 PM Aug 7, 2014
oakforddavo wrote:
I have a Jayco Penguin and have just about gotten used to it but there is still one thing I cant seem to get through my thick skull. Near the house battery there is a controller with a circular knob on it branded TMC. There are four positions - 1 - 1& 2 - 2 - and O which I assume is off. I was told about this when buying the van but with my brain have no recollection of what I was told. Is it for using two batteries maybe ? Can some kind nomad put me straight b
thanks Davo
i thought you had a jerry under the bed when i see the subject, now i'm happy, sorry cant answer your question .
blaze said
02:00 PM Aug 7, 2014
most likely a selector switch for a dual battery system
cheers
blaze
Bryan said
03:07 PM Aug 7, 2014
blaze wrote:
most likely a selector switch for a dual battery system cheers blaze
I think so too. I had one of them on the boat I sold 10 years ago.
Allany said
07:13 PM Aug 7, 2014
Davo
I also have a penguin however i do not have that switch
I agree with the others that it is a multi battery selector switch
Though i don't know why you would need dual batteries in a penguin
I have a Jayco Penguin and have just about gotten used to it but there is still one thing I cant seem to get through my thick skull. Near the house battery there is a controller with a circular knob on it branded TMC. There are four positions - 1 - 1& 2 - 2 - and O which I assume is off. I was told about this when buying the van but with my brain have no recollection of what I was told. Is it for using two batteries maybe ? Can some kind nomad put me straight b
thanks Davo
i thought you had a jerry under the bed when i see the subject,
now i'm happy, sorry cant answer your question .
cheers
blaze
I think so too. I had one of them on the boat I sold 10 years ago.
I also have a penguin however i do not have that switch
I agree with the others that it is a multi battery selector switch
Though i don't know why you would need dual batteries in a penguin
Allan
TMC TRANSFORMERS MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Dual battery isolater/controller switch.
Like this?
tmcin.com/browseproducts/tmc-02401-battery-switch.html
Re-post your query in the forum two down on the main board, Techies' Corner.
Very helpful tech heads lurk there.
-- Edited by johnq on Thursday 7th of August 2014 08:48:24 PM
-- Edited by johnq on Thursday 7th of August 2014 08:49:01 PM