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Pretty certain they are circuit breakers for 12V DC. https://www.amazon.com/Fastronix-Automatic-Reset-Circuit-Breaker/dp/B07NSD3KYH/ref=asc_df_B07NSD3KYH/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=309763068717&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=3143919936173334927&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlo...

I am so sorry it took so long. My work life is extremely busy. That's a really nice looking rig! Hope you find some good things on our little website!

We keep some stuff in our trailer longer term ... especially canned goods. Our trailer is parked 2 hours from home and we leave quite a bit of food in it when we aren't there, even. Breads and crackers and all of the referigerated goods we move with us. We never had a problem storing food in the tra...

An inverter “inverts” DC to AC, usually 12vdc to 110vac. Using the word invert is confusing the situation. On house power (plugged in) your battery charger/converter/power supply is supplying 12vdc to 12vdc devices with no battery installed. If you have a battery installed and it is in operational c...

That’s a beautiful rig! Welcome to the forum!

12V is always present. On battery, from the battery. When plugged into shorepower, 12V still comes from the battery. The difference is: Shorepower charges the battery, constantly.

Not me. I don’t have any idea. Have you tried the factory?

Lights and radio are 12V. Could be powered by the battery. Sounds like you have no 110V. Check Breakers. Could be where you are plugged in or inside the trailer.

My screen door has a catch that keeps it attached to the main door unless you physically release it. I’ll try to get a picture tomorrow and post it. What year is your trailer? Soundz strange that the two doors are independent. I see you said it is new, so 2020, it must be. There must be some kind of...

Dude! That’s some upgrade. I would have suggested a mini split 2 ACs did the trick, of course. This Summer weather is seriously hard on any AC unit.