This is the bed in the closed position. The electrical panels are behind doors under the bed that are covered in a gray fabric.
This is the storage area with bed in raised position showing doors over the electrical area. The light is wired to come on when bed is raised, but also has manual switch to turn it off when in raised position.
This is the bed in the closed position with doors over electrical panels open.
This is the electrical area with the Storage behind. The original breaker boxes are to the left, with the charger in the center and the inverter to the right. The house battery disconnect switch is lower center.
This shows the storage area to the port side with the bed in the raised position. If you look close you can see the foam block that is covered in the gray fabric and fill the space between the mattress and the wall when the bed is down.
This is the storage area on the starboard side over the propane tank. At present is contains much of the material I am using to do work on the motor home and some of the tools. The light on the right is on the bottom of the bed platform and is wired to a switch so that is comes on automatically when the bed is raised. It also has a manual switch so that it can be turned off with the bed in the up position.
This is the bed in the raised position showing the Hydraulic system to raise and lower it. The black box in the left foreground is one of two transfer switches used to automatically switch the AC in the coach to the appropriate AC source. Show power is always used first then the Onan generator and last choice is the inverter. to the left in the picture is the shallow storage area over the propane tank where various spare parts and supplies are kept as well as some lighter tools.
This is electric/hydraulic lift unit that raises the bed for access to storage. Unit is salvaged from Evenrude Outboard motor with power tilt.
This is showing the top of the bed platform in the forward starboard corner. You can make out the separate piece along the side that is fixed and the larger piece that rises in the foreground.
This is showing the top of the bed platform in the back starboard corner. You can make out the separate pieces along the back that are fixed with the forward part that rises in the foreground and also the fixed piece along the side.
The house fuse panel has been moved to the cabinet on the port side where the leveling compressors are housed for the Electro Level II leveling system. Initially the original panel was moved to a swing out panel but is now in the process of being relocated to a panel on the cabinet door using newer fuse block.