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Hookups & Utilities

Water

Connect to the city water inlet on the curb side. There's a built-in pressure regulator protecting the internal plumbing, so you don't need to add your own separate regulator.

If you're not hooked up to campground water, switch on the water pump. Without it, nothing will run even with a full fresh tank.

Electric

30-amp service. Plug in the shore power cord before turning on the AC or water heater. Running them on battery alone will drain things fast.

Propane

Two tanks on the tongue with an automatic 2-stage regulator. Turn the valve slowly, not all at once. Propane powers the cooktop, furnace, and water heater (when the water heater is set to LP or Auto mode).

Water Heater

Electric/LP combo unit. The switch is inside near the entry door. Give it 20–30 minutes to heat up after switching on, and turn it off when you're not actively using hot water to save both propane and battery.


Photo suggestion: the water heater switch location, and the shore power inlet, are both worth a photo here. They're easy to describe but much faster to find with a picture.