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# Operating the control panel in a Fusion

## This article and video demonstrate how to use the control panel in your Fusion motorhome

**The main control panel operates things like: **

- Master on / off switch.
- Master lights are also needed for the extractor fan to operate.
- Water pump.
- Outside light.  
- Temperature readings inside and outside.

- Monitoring your batteries – both house and truck.
- Tank levels - fresh and grey.

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**Please note:** 

- In your Fusion motorhome, you have a battery charger for mains power. However, turn off the battery isolation switch when your motorhome is in storage or not being used (see photo below). This is located on the side of the seat behind the passenger seat. Generally, your solar panels will keep your battery topped up, however, you should check on your battery voltage often. On your control panel, your battery voltage should never drop under 12 volts, so if it’s showing 12.1 or 12.2, this is getting low, and you need to plug into mains for 8-12 hours to fully charge your house battery. 

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