In Command Re-Wire

[James.Kelly]

Has any one had any experience in bypassing their in-command system and setting up a hardwired board inside? Or even using jumper wires to make some components work?

After recent events (that's another thread) my entire in-command system needs to be replaced. Trying to see if I have other options, not trying to experience this issue again down the road, I also am not having a lot of luck finding people to do it.

[chuckster57]

Depending on what you want to operate, it’s not difficult just time consuming. I just finished bypassing all the controls on an older motorhome for the bedroom slide.

[James.Kelly]

Is it just as simple as using a jumper wire from 12v to switch to then wire for water heater?

[ChuckS]

Originally Posted by James.Kelly

Is it just as simple as using a jumper wire from 12v to switch to then wire for water heater?

Yes.

Locate the circuit you want to control with a manual switch ..remove the line from the BCM for that circuits outgoing signal and connect to a switch and have the other side of the switch connected to 12 volts DC source..

Now you can manually operate that circuit..

For example.. water pump , water heater ( may need two switches ) if the water heater has both LP mode and electric 120 mode ..

Be sure that wheee you get the 12 volts DC for that circuit has a fuse on it in case of issues downstream the fuse will blow protecting the wiring, etc

[ChuckS]

For example on the in command pro version BCM

You would need two switches and a red light for LP fault indication or buy the panel that has both switches and light ..

Wire accordingly