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J Charlton 
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 Posted: Fri Jun 20, 2008 10:12 am Post subject: Load distribution centre ? |
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The camper supplement and the owners manual speak about a load distribution centre and a fuse panel. If there is a load distribution centre, where is it? Or are they using different terminology for the same thing?
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keithwwalker
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| perhaps they are talking about the relays? |
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tencentlife
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In electrical parlance, a load distro center and fuse panel may be interchangeable terms. When you branch off loads from main supply, circuit protection in the form of fuses or breakers is normally installed at the branch point, therefore both functions are integrated in a single box. So they probably are using both terms to mean the same thing.
Wouldn't be the first time a tech manual failed to keep its terminology straight. Ever read the help files on a Windows machine?
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