Specifications

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Security
ALARM SYSTEM (if fitted)
Your motorhome may have been fitted
with a CONCEPT K.E.L. alarm system.
This provides comprehensive protection
for your motorhome, when parked. As
well as protecting its contents. The alarm
system is controlled by a simple key fob
(your motorhome comes with two key
fobs as standard), which can also switch
the awning lights on and off. If you insure
through the Motorhome Club, K Drewe
(Insurance) or Motorhome Guard
Insurance you should be eligible for a
discount on your insurance premiums.
PREPARATION FOR USE
The motorhome must be fitted with a 12
volt leisure battery for the alarm system to
work. We recommend that you fit an
antitamper battery (PP3 or MN1604 type)
into the control unit. Locate the white
CONCEPT K.E.L. control box, inside one
of the bed boxes. Grasp firmly and slide
upwards (gently ‘waggling’ from side to
side) until it comes off its mounting plate.
Now remove the battery cover by
pressing in firmly and sliding out of its
case. Connect the flying lead to the
battery, fit it into the space provided and
replace the battery cover. Refit the control
box onto its mounting plate and slide
down until it ‘clicks’ into position.
Finally check that the key switch on the
control box is turned clockwise, otherwise
the alarm will not work.
THE BATTERY SHOULD BE REPLACED
AT YEARLY INTERVALS. ONLY USE LEAK-
PROOF PP3 (MN1604) BATTERIES.
USING THE ALARM
Whenever you leave your motorhome,
switch on the alarm system by pressing
the ALARM button on your key fob for 2-3
seconds. The siren will then “cheep” so
you know the alarm has been activated.
Should a thief trigger the alarm the siren
will sound for 2 minutes and reset. On
your return, switch off the alarm by
pressing the ALARM button on your key
fob. The siren will again “cheep” so you
know that the alarm has been de-
activated.
If you forget to switch the alarm off, the
siren will sound instantly when you
enter the living quarters or when you
use the foot brake.
When the battery in the key fob is
reaching the end of its life the red
indicator, on the fob, will flash when the
ALARM button is pressed.
The alarm can be switched off completely
by inserting the key into the control box
key switch and turning it anti-clockwise.
TESTING THE ALARM
Once you have switched the alarm on,
any one of the following actions will
instantly trigger the siren for 2 minutes or
until the alarm is switched off:
• Opening the door to the living
quarters.
• Using the foot-brake - ignition must
be on.
• Entering the living quarters.
When the alarm has been triggered the
appropriate LED on the control box will
remain lit until you reset it with the key
switch. This is a useful indicator for
diagnostic and warning purposes.