Fuses & Breaker Panel information

Red_Rover

I have a 2017 320. I would like to have a drawing or schematic that has a description of which breaker and which fuse go to each of the circuits.  Case in point: I am replacing a GCFI outlet and I don't know if I need a 15amp or a 20amp outlet.

MuttonChops

Check out the Electric Resources Section.

There are a couple of helpful schematics there.

ScottG

The circuit on which that outlet is installed is probably protected by a 15A breaker. That is the case on my 2015.

I think code requires a 15A outlet (NEMA 5-15R) on a 15A circuit.

That said, it's the breaker that regulates the maximum current allowed on the circuit, not the outlet itself. A 15/20A (NEMA 5-20R) outlet would also work as it will accept both 15A and 20A plugs. However, note that it is still a 15A circuit and if you plugged in a 20A device (unlikely since such devices are not common) you would overload the circuit and trip the breaker.

(NOTE: I edited my previous comment to ensure my advice was code compliant!)

Yoshi_TAB

Hi, 

Here are a couple of photos that might be helpful.  The only 15 amp circuit is the 110 outlets and converter.  They are pigtailed together in the WFCO.  This is from a 2021 / 320.  

I have read other posts that have indicated some minor differences (owners have found) from the OEM panel labeling.  At some point, it's a good idea to turn each on/off to confirm (with testing) which circuit goes to which breaker and fuse.  

pthomas745

The Fuses for Newbies file is getting a little "long in the tooth".  But it works for my 2017 pretty nicely.

https://tab-rv.vanillacommunity.com/discussion/3512/fuses-for-newbies/p1