2021 alliance RV paradigm Typical Appliance Loads User Manual

The 2021 Alliance RV Paradigm is the most elegant way to live and journey in a modern fifth-wheel recreational vehicle. One of the things that makes the Paradigm so appealing is its complex electrical system, which is made to work with all the different appliances that make life on the road comfy and easy. These appliances, like air conditioners, refrigerators, entertainment systems, and more, are important to the RV experience. In this dynamic dance of power needs, the Paradigm’s electrical design takes center stage. It strikes a good balance between giving enough power to a wide range of appliances and giving owners the safety and reliability they need. This complex mix of technology and comfort shows that the Paradigm is more than just an RV. It’s a great example of how simplicity, innovation, and nomadic luxury have come together in modern times.

Typical Appliance Loads

APPLIANCE	WATTS	AMPS
Air Compressor (1hp)	900 ‐ 1800	7.5 ‐ 15
Air Conditioner	1,200 ‐ 2,400	10 ‐ 20
Battery Charger	Up to 3,000	6 ‐ 28
Blender	450 ‐ 700	3.3 ‐ 5.8
Broiler	1,400 ‐ 1,700	11.6 ‐ 14
Vacuum	1,000 ‐ 1,440	8.3 ‐ 12
Stereo	85	.7
Coffee Pot	900 ‐ 1200	7.5 ‐ 10
Computer	60 ‐ 270	.5 ‐ 2.25
Laptop	20 ‐ 50	.16 ‐ .41
Converter	500 ‐ 1,000	4 ‐ 8
Curling Iron	20 ‐ 50	.16 ‐ .41
Dishwasher	1,200 ‐ 2,400	10 ‐ 20
Drill	250 ‐ 1,000	2 ‐ 8
Electric Blanket	60 ‐ 100	.5 ‐ .8
Fan	10 ‐ 175	.08 ‐ 1.45
Flat Iron	40 ‐ 80	.3 ‐ .6
Electric Skillet	1,000 ‐ 1,350	8 ‐ 11.25
Game Console	19 ‐ 200	.16 ‐ 1.6
Hair Dryer	1,200 ‐ 1,875	10 ‐ 15.6
Iron	1,000 ‐ 1,800	8 ‐ 15
Light Bulbs	13 ‐ 100	.1 ‐ .8
Microwave	750 ‐ 1,100	6.25 ‐ 9.2

 

Exercising your Generator

Your Generator should be exercised at least 2 hours a month if use is infrequent. Run your generator at approximately ½ rated power. A single 2‐hour exercise period is better than several shorter periods. This action helps drive off moisture, lubricates the engine, replaces stale fuel in fuel inlets and removes oxides from electrical contacts and generator slip rings. The result is better starting, longer engine life and greater reliability.

Resetting Line Circuit Breakers

If a generator set line circuit breaker or a circuit breaker in the power distribution panel trips, either a short has occurred or too many loads were connected.
If a circuit breaker trips, disconnect or turn off as many electrical loads as possible and reset the circuit breaker. If the circuit breaker trips right away, either the appliance (or electrical load) has a short or the circuit breaker is faulty. You should immediately schedule a service for repair. If the circuit breaker does not trip right away, reconnect loads one‐by‐one making sure not to overload the generator or cause a breaker to trip.

Generator Precautions

• Make sure never to block air flow to and from the generator
• Make sure engine oil viscosity is appropriate for the ambient temperature (see section 5.5)
• Keep your generator clean – do not let dirt and debris accumulate inside the generator compartment.
• Ensure that regular maintenance is performed (see section 5.1 on page 33 of the generator owner’s manual)

Generator Maintenance

	FREQUENCY
Maintenance Required	Every Day or Every 8 Hours	After First 20 Hours	Every Month	Every 50 Hours	Every 150 Hours	Every 500 Hours
General Inspection	X
Check Engine Oil Level	X
Clean and Check Battery			X
Clean Spark Arrester				X
Change Engine Oil and Oil Filter		X			X
Replace Air Filter Element					X
Clean Engine Cooling Fins						X
Replace Spark Plug(s)						X
Replace Fuel Filter						X
Adjust Valve Lash						X

TV Antenna

Your RV is equipped with a Wingard Air 360+. The unit is internet ready and can be upgraded easily with the Wingard Gateway for 4G LTE & WIFI capabilities. A low‐profile dome that requires no aiming or pointing to pick signals up. Be sure to read the full manual for your antenna for all features and functionality. An initial channel scan must be run. Ensure that the antenna power supply is in the on position and the green light is illuminated. A scan will find any new channels that have been added in your area. A scan should be run when you travel and land in a new location. Follow the channel scan instructions for your TV when running a new scan.

• Rated up to 55 miles (compared to 35 miles for most competition)
• Filters out weak/unfunctional tv signals
• Computer printed not hand-pressed antenna (this ensures consistency)
• Large antennas (Two 4G antennas, WIFI extenders with the longest reach in the industry)
• Swappable SIM card, certified with AT&T and Verizon.
• Flexibility of use
• Ethernet port availability
• Functional up to 100 feet around your RV
• Unlimited users (tested over 250 users on one single device)

Booster Switch
Alliance RV has hidden the booster switch behind the monitor panel and tied a switch to the booster plate for ease when switching between AUX/SAT and TV. The power indicator light is green when power is on.

NOTE: For information on connecting to the AV system, see the plumbing section regarding the Nautilus P4 Centralized Docking Station.

TV & STEREO

ALL TV
ALL TV is an effort to simplify the overall configuration and wiring for the AV system in your RV. We€™ve taken steps to eliminate connection points, wall plates, and the overall burden of work when trying to switch from one AV source to another.

ALLTV Wiring Diagram

Televisions

We€™ve equipped our fifth wheels with smart TVs. The information below will get you started with your smart TVs. Please refer to your TV manuals for a full set of operational instructions.

Quick Setup

1. Press the Settings button on the remote to access the settings menu.  Highlight the All Settings icon and select by pressing the OK button.
   
2. Select the Connection tab to identify the type of connection.
3. The TV will automatically try to connect to the network available (wired network first). When you select the WIFI connection, the network list available will be displayed. Choose the network you wish to connect to.
4. If the connection is successful, you will see Connected to the Internet.

Stereo
You’ll find the feature-rich JWM70A stereo in your Alliance RV Paradigm 5th Wheel.

Those features include:

• Digital AM/FM tuner with 30 presets, 12 of the AM and the remaining 18 for the FM channels
• Bluetooth ready with A2DP/AVRCP streaming audio
• APP ready
• Pre‐set equalizer (user; flat; pop; classical; rock)
• Electronic bass, treble, balance and fade controls
• DVD/CD‐R/RW and MP3 compatible
• HDMI vide output with JCOM link
• HDMI ARC
• Time/Alarm clock
• White LED-backlit LCD
• Front auxiliary audio input
• Rear audio RCA inputs/outputs
• USB playback of MP3/WMA Files
• 3 Zone / 8 speaker output
• Independent zone volume control
• Wireless remote control included

 Basic Operation of your Stereo

 

• Power
  o Power button (1)
  ï‚· Zones Volume Control
• Press the zones button (5) to enter the zone menu. While in the zone menu, press zones, enter (4), or the << or >> buttons (6, 8) to change the active zone. NOTE: Zone A also controls the output of the rear line level audio out.
• Rotate the volume/enter knob (4) clockwise to increase or counterclockwise to decrease volume.
• While in the zone menu, press and hold the enter knob (4) button to mute the audio for the active zone you are in. Press and hold again to restore the audio to the previous volume level.
• Pause / Mute
• During radio / front aux / rear aux / HDMI ARC mode, press the play/pause button (7) to mute the audio output for all zones. Press again to restore audio at the previously set volume level.
• During USB / DVD / BT mode, press the play/pause button (7) to pause playback. Press again to resume.
• Mode
• Press the mode button (15), the LCD will display “modeâ and access mode selection.
• Press the mode button, << or >> buttons (6, 8), or rotate the vol/enter knob (4) to cycle through the available modes and choose the desired mode (AM, FM, front aux, rear aux, HDMI ARC, disc and USB.
• Press the enter knob (4) to select.

FAQ