OK...as advertised when I bought the Hawk...but how does this square with your #15 post? I am in my normal state of confusion...
Thanks...Phil
Sorry, I realize now that that circuit breaker is the one under your hood. There should be a second one like it in the camper near the Surepower 1314 isolator. The circuit breaker serves the same function as a fuse to protect the wiring but automatically resets if the current exceeds (probably) 30 amps. The isolator’s function is to ensure that the camper circuitry does not draw down the truck starter battery when the engine is not running.
Both are needed. Without the 1314 isolator, the circuit breakers would happily allow your camper appliances to drain the truck battery as long as the current draw was 30 amps or lower. Even with the truck running, the circuit breakers will limit the current flow to 30 amps.
Paul
Edited by PaulT, 08 March 2019 - 11:43 PM.
I thought getting old would take longer.