Purpose

The ring circuit concept is an effective wiring approach that provides several benefits for RV and camper electrical systems:

1. Time-Saving During Installation:

• The ring circuit simplifies the wiring process, making it quicker and more efficient to install the system.

2. Easy Future Upgrades:

• New nodes or devices can be added without major rewiring, supporting the modular nature of the system.

3. Space and Cable Savings:

• Reduces the total length of wiring needed, making it more efficient and less cluttered.

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Connection Guide

1. Connect the Fuse Box to the Node Battery:

• Ensure the fuse box is securely connected to the Node Battery for a consistent power source.

2. Wiring the Fuse Box:

• Attach cables to the fuse box as required for the circuit.

3. Install a 20A Fuse:

• Insert a 20A fuse into the fuse box to protect the circuit and prevent overloading.

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Important Notes

• Matching Fuse and Cable Size:

• Ensure the fuse rating matches the cross-sectional area of the cables to avoid potential issues.

• Avoid Switching the Ring Circuit:

• The ring circuit should not be switched on and off, as this could disrupt the system’s stability and functionality.

• Do Not Exceed Maximum Load:

• Keep the total load of the circuit within the rated capacity to prevent overheating and damage.

This ring circuit setup simplifies future system expansions and maintains an organized and efficient wiring layout for your RV or camper.