What Are The Red and Black Wires of The Replacement Single Zone Controller FAC12SA-BL Used For?
Question:
Im asking about the furrion control box. The thermostat bundle has a positive and a ground. There is a separate positive and negative that are separate. My question is, what are they for, are they for the led?
asked by: Richard G
Expert Reply:
I reached out to my contact at Furrion and the red and black wires you show in your picture of the Replacement Single Zone Controller for Furrion Chill RV Air Conditioner Setup # FACC12SA-BL are actually the incoming 12v DC power and ground for the controller.
Not all AC units require 110v AC and 12v DC power but this one does. You will need to run the two wires to the battery bank on your trailer for the controller to work properly.
I included a video of the # FACC12SA-BL for you to take a look at.
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