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5.3.3 230V electricity
Connection to the mains is by means of a cable that can be plugged into the campervan exterior in the blue
socket. This socket includes a mandatory "earth" connection. Plug in the mains cable then activate the circuit
breaker located next to the power unit, to provide power to the living area. To avoid damaging your charger,
ensure that the supply provides 230 V +/-10%.
Connect the campervan to a 230 V outlet as often as possible to prolong the charge and life of the
leisure battery.
Stops lasting one week to one month
Turn the control panel switch to the off position.
Any generator set connected to the campervan's 230 V system must be perfectly calibrated (risk of damage to the
internal charger).
5.4 Draining
Motorway car parks, service stations and municipal rest areas often provide terminals for draining wastewater. Do not
leave draining to the last moment.
5.4.1 Wastewater
To drain it, activate the drain valve handle located under the sliding door. The valve area is marked by a pictogram.
Wastewater must be drained off in appropriate places and never near housing, rivers, streams or crops. The tanks
should be regularly cleaned to prevent bad smells.
5.4.2 Toilet
To drain the cassette toilet, fully open the hatch under the vehicle's side in order to trigger the magnet and facilitate the
operation. No action is required for the 54G, 60G or 63T.
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