Where does this go?¿

[Jim Keeling]

That's likely a safety cutoff switch that won't allow the interior lights to remain on unless the top is fully raised.

As far as the other wires (thermostat) when built the manufacturer will run standard cable harnesses in ea trailer and if an option is not installed that portion of the wiring will be unused.
Allows dealers/owners to add the items easily later. Sounds like your trailer did not come w a furnace

Nope. That's on galley . Thought it was to hot water tank. But not auto light.

 

[tfischer]

I don't have this camper but it's a recurring thing where someone asks what a switch on the front does, and it turns out to be the light in the storage bin. Or perhaps a light underneath the steps into the camper.

In some cases the bulb has burned out so it's not obvious.

 

[Sjm9911]

It operates the running lights on the camper so you can set up at night. Usally on the front bed end wall. Took me a while to figure it out, but its in the manual.

 

[Sjm9911]

The furnace was probably an option, they may have ran the wires in all the campers as its easier. So could just be a future, as in for future use if you add in a heater. Very common to do that. In cars also.

 

[Sjm9911]

You do have the manual? Right? If not we can find you one.

 

[Jim Keeling]

It operates the running lights on the camper so you can set up at night. Usally on the front bed end wall. Took me a while to figure it out, but its in the manual.

Why would it be on inside, rather than outside? Duh!

 

[Sjm9911]

I didnt make them, lol! It would be easy to move it to the front storage compartment. But I did the same thing when I bought mine, kept hitting it on and off then gave up. That night I noticed all the running lights on the camper were on. Hit the switch and they went off. Lol.