Mystery wire

[tomandles]

I have a 2009 Georgetown 373.
There is a i5 amp fused wire going directly to the battery + terminal. It is not shut off by the battery disconnect and is drawing current. it sparks when
touched to the + terminal. What does this circuit run?

[Acableguy06]

Probably CO detector and propane detector. Did you by the unit new? could be something a previous owner added.

[bubbles]

I believe that fuse is for your electric awning if you have one. It's directly from the battery to allow retraction no matter what.

[Patches]

I had a wire like that when we bought our rig from a private seller. No idea what it was for. Previous owner had no idea either. Said it was there when he purchased the rig new. I disconnected it to see what might quit working. 7 years later, it's still disconnected, and everything still works just fine. Can't trace it, and it does not show up in the electrical panel. Not really worried about it now.

[ramair]

Believe that it is to the LP detector, there is a safety valve just pass the regulator, so when the LP detector goes off it shuts off the flow of propane. I had the same question and that is what I found out because I had to replace my LP detector.

[Iggy]

Originally Posted by tomandles

I have a 2009 Georgetown 373.
There is a i5 amp fused wire going directly to the battery + terminal. It is not shut off by the battery disconnect and is drawing current. it sparks when
touched to the + terminal. What does this circuit run?

Mine is for propane detector, the other ones are for electric steps and the have no idea. Awning power comes from inside my control box

[bubbles]

The steps is a 20A. awning is a 15A and LP detector is a 5A. I believe this is correct for the GT.