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⬤ Special Order
Ampere Rating (A)
40 Amp
Industry Classification
AGU
Quantity
Pack Of 2
Slow Blow
No
Type
Glass Tube
⬤ Special Order
Ampere Rating
40 Amp
Number of Poles
2
Quantity
Single
Reset Type
Automatic
Terminal Connection
Stud
Authorized Dealer
Authorized Dealer
⬤ In Stock
Ampere Rating
75 Amp
Continuous Output Power
1000 Watt
Converts
108-132 Volt AC To 13.6 Volt DC
Efficiency
80 Percent
Height
3.4 Inch
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The Airstream trailer electrical system is an intricately designed setup that powers all the essential electrical appliances and systems in your trailer. It includes components such as the battery, converter, inverter, shore power connection, breaker box, and the wiring that connects everything.
The battery provides power for the DC systems such as lights, fans, water pumps, etc., and gets recharged when connected to an external power source or while towing the trailer. The converter takes the AC power from a shore power connection and converts it into DC power for charging the battery and running DC appliances.
An inverter does the opposite of the converter, it takes DC power from the battery and converts it into AC power for running the microwave, air conditioner, and other high-wattage appliances.
The shore power connection is a plug for connecting to an external AC power source at a campground or home. This powers the AC systems in the trailer and recharges the battery through the converter.
The battery provides power for the DC systems such as lights, fans, water pumps, etc., and gets recharged when connected to an external power source or while towing the trailer. The converter takes the AC power from a shore power connection and converts it into DC power for charging the battery and running DC appliances.
An inverter does the opposite of the converter, it takes DC power from the battery and converts it into AC power for running the microwave, air conditioner, and other high-wattage appliances.
The shore power connection is a plug for connecting to an external AC power source at a campground or home. This powers the AC systems in the trailer and recharges the battery through the converter.