We just purchased a 2022 Salem Cruise Lite 28VBXL. As I was prepping for our 1st outing today, I discovered 2 pairs of wires under the kitchen sink, near the water pump. Does anyone know what these would be for and if they are hot? (My meter is in my work truck, so I wasn't able to test them.) A picture is in the post to see if anyone recognizes these. Thanks!
As Jim said, I don't see any 'unused' wires. All the wires in the pic are connected to other wires.
P.S. I love those Wago wire connectors.
Everybody raves about the Wago connectors, but those same folks will tell you to never use the "stab in" connectors on the back of conventional electrical outlets and switches. What's the difference?
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Not uncommon to see things like this. Need to build these trailers on a schedule you know. Could be a wire harness ready to accept whatever pump is used, probably cheaper than a custom fit per trailer. Confusing to a novice though I'd agree. Same for auto makers, connections there if you chose an option or not for possible upgrades
Everybody raves about the Wago connectors, but those same folks will tell you to never use the "stab in" connectors on the back of conventional electrical outlets and switches. What's the difference?
The ‘stab-in’ style you’re referring to (I use the Ideal brand) don’t work well at all with fine stranded wire, however Wago’s work with anything. The Ideal brand are great for solid wire and THHN wire.
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