If you don't have a split charge relay, then you have to put the switch into the appropriate position. You don't want to leave it on Touring when you don't have the engine running otherwise you will flatten both batteries with the fridge etc.
The extra controls look to be for Eberspacher diesel heater.
Zig CF9 / RCD problem
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Re: Zig CF9 / RCD problem
I wired an On/Off switch with an LED in it in the main feed to the fridge. Easy reminder to see at a glance if it's on. It fitted nicely in the space to the left of the Zig unit.BongoGog wrote:
[/quote]Thanks for the pic - interesting your choice of colours is exactly like ours - grey sides and 'carbon fibre' effect tops, but are your trims different colours? Nice idea about the on / off switch, what are the other buttons on other side then, below 12v socket - is that a battery level gauge - take it you put those in yourselves also.[/quote]
Yes, as Simon said they are for the Eberspascher heater.
The trims are all the same, just the way the lights shining on them