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Does anyone have wiring schemetics for a 92 WB40?
09-26-2007, 09:11
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Does anyone have wiring schemetics for a 92 WB40?
I am in need of info on the AC wiring diagram of a 1992 WB40 as I am
preparing to replace the inverter. It currently has a Heart HF12-
2000U inverter and twin IOTA 45AMP battery chargers. I am looking to
replace them with a single Xantrex RS3000 Inverter/Charger.The issue
is that since the coach was designed for seperate inverter and
chargers, the wiring is not properly setup for this type
configuration.

I believe I will need to pull the wiring from the AC breaker box
50AMP breakers (which I believe should come stright from the transfer
switch) and route them to a new breaker box with two new 50 AMP
breakers. These breakers would be ahead of the inverter and feed
power from the power grid (shore or genny power) to the inverter
which would pass them to the AC output of the inverter (via a
transfer switch built inside the inverter). The output wires of the
inverter would then attach to the original 50AMP breakers in the
bedroom breaker panel.

I am trying to figure out how the BB wiring is currently setup as the
inverter seems to only power specific circuits in the coach when
there is no other shore power. For example; the AC's are not on the
inverter output circuit, and I believe the AC Florescents are also
not on that circuit. So is the breaker panel isolated in some manner
that allows this to occur, as there is no way that all three AC units
can be on one leg of the 110 as it would cause an over current.

I have not opened the breaker panel to look, but the only way I could
see that working would be that the breaker panel is broken into two
sections each driven by a transfer switch, OR, some other sensing
circuit that keeps the AC off when the inverter is running.
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Does anyone have wiring schemetics for a 92 WB40? - mbrund - 09-26-2007 09:11



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