A four-corner electric camper jack system needs four correctly labelled jack circuits, a battery feed, the right receiver and secure camper-mounted brackets. Rieco-Titan's original wiring and mounting illustrations show how the left-front, right-front, left-rear and right-rear jack leads are arranged for its legacy OSI-433N control system.
Original manufacturer installation and assembly diagram
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Open Jack C-clamp mounting and wired remote illustration (PDF)
What the manufacturer illustration identifies
These labels identify functions and connection points in the source drawing; they are not replacement part numbers.
| Illustration label | Function |
|---|---|
| LF | Left-front jack positive and negative output |
| RF | Right-front jack positive and negative output |
| LR | Left-rear jack positive and negative output |
| RR | Right-rear jack positive and negative output |
| Battery + | 12V positive feed to the receiver's designated supply terminal |
| Battery - | Negative return to the receiver's designated supply terminal |
| Receiver supply | 8 AWG stranded copper battery leads specified for illustrated controller |
| Jack branch wiring | 10 AWG copper leads specified between receiver and each jack |
| Protection | 60A circuit breaker in the illustrated receiver's supply circuit |
| Remote switch panel | Timed-power rocker and status indicator in the documented system |
| Wired remote lead | Wired transmitter connection to panel or receiver |
| Front corner brackets | 13-inch upper bracket position |
| Rear lower brackets | 5-inch lower C-clamp support where required |
| Jack mounting fasteners | 3/8-inch bolts, washers and nuts shown in original installation |
Photos of related NewRVParts products
The linked photographs show the actual catalog listings. Complete jacks, control kits, motors and mounting pieces are sold in different configurations; review each listing's contents and original model number before selecting a replacement.
Identify the correct jack or control system
On the illustrated OSI-433N system, each jack lead terminates at the matching LF, RF, LR or RR receiver output. The manufacturer specifies 10 AWG wiring between receiver and jacks, 8 AWG between battery and receiver, plus a 60A circuit breaker on the power feed. These values describe that documented control system; check the instructions for any JEG-series or later electronics before using them.
NewRVParts carries complete 56211 four-jack equipment as well as individual 56361 jacks, 36741 replacement powerheads and 36634 remote wiring. These are related catalog products, but the older OSI-433N wiring drawing does not by itself prove connector or controller compatibility with the current JEG-4LRX equipment. Match the exact receiver and remote model before replacing a control component.