Satellite Suites ADA+2 User manual

ADA+2 Restroom Trailer
OWNER'S MANUAL
Satellite Suites ™
1686 Commerce Drive, Bristol, Indiana 46507
www.satelliteindustries.com
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Table of Contents
WELCOME.................................................................................................................................................. 4
OWNER'S INFORMATION....................................................................................................................... 4
TRANSPORTING YOUR TRAILER........................................................................................................ 5
Towing...................................................................................................................................................... 5
Transporting Your Restroom Trailer.................................................................................................... 6
BEFORE EVENT SET UP CHECKLIST................................................................................................. 7
AFTER THE EVENT - TEAR DOWN...................................................................................................... 8
INITIAL SET UP ....................................................................................................................................9-14
Securing the Unit.................................................................................................................................. 10
ADA+2 Platform Installation...........................................................................................................12-13
ADA+2 Handrails Installation.............................................................................................................. 14
Sidewinder Leveling Jack Installation...................................................................................................... 15
ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS............................................................................................................. 16
Power Cords, Outlets and Utility Area.............................................................................................. 16
Power Cords......................................................................................................................................... 16
Electrical Outlets. ................................................................................................................................. 17
Service Area.......................................................................................................................................... 17
Breaker Boxes.................................................................................................................................. 18
12 Volt Panel Converter................................................................................................................. 19
Fuse Panel........................................................................................................................................ 19
Entertainment Center....................................................................................................................... 19
Electrical Switches.......................................................................................................................... 20
Battery Disconnect........................................................................................................................... 20
Group 24 - 12 Volt Deep Cycle Battery ........................................................................................ 21
PLUMBING...........................................................................................................................................22-24
Water Connections............................................................................................................................... 22
Pressure Gauge ............................................................................................................................... 22
Water Filter........................................................................................................................................ 23
City Water Supply - Operating from a Fresh Water Hose Connection.................................... 23

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Operating Using On Board Fresh Water Tank System.............................................................. 24
HVAC - (Heating, Ventilating, and Air Conditioning)........................................................................ 25
Turning on the Air Conditioning Unit................................................................................................. 25
Turning on the Heat Strip in the AC Unit.......................................................................................... 25
Optional Forced Air Heat .................................................................................................................. 26
WASTE TANK........................................................................................................................................... 26
Clean Out Port for Waste Tank.......................................................................................................... 26
Blade Valve with a 2" Quick Connect Cam.................................................................................. 27
Deodorizer –300 Gallon Waste Tank.......................................................................................... 28
WINTER OPERATION - ARCTIC PACKAGE..................................................................................... 29
Waste Tank Heater.............................................................................................................................. 29
Waste Tank Heater Circuit Breakers................................................................................................. 29
Tips When Operating in Inclement Weather.................................................................................... 30
Dump Valve....................................................................................................................................... 30
Water Supply..................................................................................................................................... 30
Skirting the Trailer............................................................................................................................ 30
Monitoring your System................................................................................................................... 30
Toilets......................................................................................................................................................... 31
Adjusting Water Flow........................................................................................................................... 32
TROUBLESHOOTING.......................................................................................................................33-34
CONTACTING CUSTOMER SERVICE.............................................................................................. 345
WINTERIZING.......................................................................................................................................... 35
GENERAL RESTROOM TRAILER MAINTENANCE TIPS............................................................... 37
Warranty…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………38-39

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WELCOME
Thank you for purchasing a Satellite Suites™ Restroom Trailer. Your trailer is designed
to give you many years of service. Of course, the better you care for your trailer the
longer your investment will last and the more satisfied your customers will be.
OWNER'S INFORMATION
This owner's manual provides simple and easy to use instructions on how to operate
your unit. For additional information, please refer to each individual section for
operating procedures. Following are some tips for caring for your unit. If you don’t find
what you need, please call us at. 574-350-2150 (8 am - 4 pm Monday through Friday).
CALL THE MAIN BUSINESS OFFICE AT 574-350-2150 FROM 8 AM -5 PM EASTERN
TIME ZONE. AFTER HOURS CALL 704-287-2065
A step by step guide on how to set up your trailer for an event and break down after
your event is provided on page seven and eight of this manual.
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TRANSPORTING YOUR TRAILER
We recommend reading "Transporting Your Trailer Checklist" on page five before
transporting the trailer to any event. The Satellite Suites ADA+2 restroom trailer has
easy to use front connections for operation and maintenance. The unit has one 10,000
pound leaf spring axle to create a smooth ride to and from events. The unit has a
20,000 pound coupler and is adjustable in height to match the towing vehicle. A 7,000
pound tongue jack is included to support the weight of the trailer.
Towing
When towing the restroom trailer it is required that the waste and fresh water tank be
pumped and drained to prevent structural damage or unsafe driving conditions. The
platform and ramp need to be properly secured. When connecting the trailer to a tow
vehicle, attach the safety chains and emergency breakaway cable to the tow vehicle.
Then, connect the 7-Pin electrical cord to the vehicle. Notice that the coupler has an
open/close pin system. Put the pin in the “close” position to lock the trailer.
For safety, the break-away cable will activate the trailer’s emergency brakes if it
becomes disconnected from the tow vehicle. The breakaway switch and brakes can be
tested by pulling cable out of switch at any time to verify the system is functioning.
The optional spare tire is mounted on the rear of the trailer. We
recommend to properly secured your spare tire, tightened all lug
nuts and check tire pressure to 100 psi before travelling to an event.
Always check to be sure the trailer marker lights, tail lights, turn
signals, and brake lights are in proper working order. Do not travel on roads without
working lights.

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Transporting Your Restroom Trailer
Outside the Trailer:
1. Make sure the coupler hitch is in the full locked position on a 2 5/6" ball and pin
is in place.
2. Check trailer brakes to make sure they are functional. (if installed)
3. Make sure breakaway tether is connected from brake away switch to the truck.
4. Check brake lights, running lights and turn signals to make sure they are
operational.
5. Make sure safety chains are connected.
6. Make sure all handrails, ramp and platform are in and secure.
7. Make sure platform and ramp are secure.
8. Make sure entry, service, and baggage doors are locked.
9. Make sure all leveling jacks and axles are secure for travel and chains are
wrapped around handles in back.
10.Check tire pressure, should be 100 psi.
11.Tighten all lug nuts.
12. Make sure trailer has temp tag, dealer plate or permanent license plate.
Inside Trailer
1. Make sure doors are secure.
2. Trailer clean and free of debris.
3. Close vents.
4. Service area –breakers off, clean.

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BEFORE EVENT SET UP CHECKLIST
1. Deploy Sidewinder Jacks.
2. Raise trailer to unpin axles on driver and passenger side.
3. Lower trailer
4. Deploy Platform and Ramp.
5. Connect Power Cord to Power Source. (See Electrical)
6. Level Trailer.
7. Connect 3/4" Garden Hose to Trailer Water Connection. (See Plumbing)
8. At Service Area, Turn on Main Breaker. (See Electrical)
9. At Service Area, Turn on all of the components you wish to use.
(See Electrical - AC, Converter, Water Heater, Heater Controls)
10. At Service Area, Open Bottom City Water Valve and close upper water tank valve.
(See Plumbing for Hose Operation)
11. At Service Area, Close Bottom City Water Valve and open Upper Water Tank Valve.
(If Fresh Tank Only.)
12. At Service Area, Turn on Water Pump Switches if using fresh tank. (See Electrical)
Note: For fresh tank operation, see "Operating Using On Board Fresh Water
System."

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AFTER THE EVENT - TEAR DOWN
After your event has ended the trailer is ready for tear down and transportation home.
1. Lock folding platform and ramp.
2. Raise trailer to unpin axles on driver and passenger side.
3. Shut off all electrical outlets.
4. Place all cords in storage compartment.
5. Disconnect plumbing from trailer.
6. Lower jack until foot is in the air then pull quick release lever and continue until it
retracts.
7. Secure all electrical and plumbing storage compartments and close all vents.
8. Attach coupler until it is in the LOCKED POSITION and insert lock pin.
9. Attach two safety chains.
10. Empty fresh water tank.
11. Empty waste tank before transporting.

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INITIAL SET UP
Initial set up begins with securing the unit, deploying platform, handrails, and ramp,
plugging in electrical connections and hooking up water lines. See electrical and
plumbing sections after initial set up and deploying platform and rails. There are two
way of setting up your trailer the remote control and the control pad on the interior of the
trailer.
Securing the Unit
On site, first unhook from tow vehicle. Position the trailer on as level a surface as
possible with the cabin doors facing the event. Always check the trailer wheels. Position
the sidewinder jacks, and jack the trailer up so that it is level front to back and side to
side. This can be done visually or with a level. Remember leveling the trailer side to
side downhill will require you to support the downhill tires with a 2 X 8 boards.
Rear of Trailer Side-Winder Jack (Front)
The Satellite Suites ™ ADA+2 trailer has two 7,000 pound side-winder jacks located in
the front of the unit. This is designed to keep the trailer stable and secure when in use.

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Using the Remote Control
At the mechanical room of the trailer, the remote will flash, now hold the button down till
it goes to one position retract or extend. At the back of the trailer, extend one Jack at a
time. The jacks must be high enough in the extended position in order to unpin the
axles to lower it to the ground. Remember, the jacks must be high enough to safely
unpin the axles. Once you have deployed the first jack then proceed to the next jack.
On the ramp side, raise the right jack to take pressure off axle. We recommend the
following step by step instructions before operating the trailer.
Remote Control Control Pad Option Press on Hold in until it flashes.
At the Rear Press Extend. Raise Jack to Unpin Axles Lower Jack

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Axles Lock
Near the tire, remove the clip, pin, and bracket then place them in the service area
during your event. Repeat the process on the driver's side of trailer.
Remove Safety Clip Pull Clip out of Bracket Remove Pin
Remove Bracket Repeat process on Driver's Side Raise Jack to Secure.
Proceed to the front of The Satellite Suites ™ ADA+2 trailer. Using the remote lower the
front jack to secure the trailer. We recommend the following step by step instructions
before operating the trailer.

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Deploying the Platform
We recommend the following step by step instructions before operating the trailer. .At
the side of the driver's side of the trailer remove the treshold and secure it. At the right
side remove the right clip then the left clip. Secure the platform on the ground. The
clearance between the door and platform must be checked.
Unlock Platform Unlock Platform Support
Unlock Right Support Unlock Left Support
Lower Platform Level Platform Secure Door and Platform

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Installing the Treshold
Install the treshold between the trailer and platform.
Treshold Install Treshold
Platform and Ramp Assembly.
At the driver's side of the trailer, remove the right and left clips to unlock the platform
ramp. Lower the platform ramp and carry it to passenger side of the trailer. Secure ramp
to platform.
Unlock Ramp Carry Ramp Secure Ramp
Secure Ramp by Aligning Completed Ramp and Platform
Pins in Holes to Platform

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Installing Handrails.
At driver's side of trailer, unlock the handrails. Carry handrails to platform. Insert
handrails into slots and secure.
Unlock Side Rails
Install Side Rail
Install Side and Front Rails

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Sidewinder Leveling Jack Installation
The Satellite Suites ™ ADA+2 trailer has two side-winder jacks located in the front and
back of the unit. We recommend the following step by step instructions before
operating the trailer.
Sidewinder Leveling Jack 1. Remove Keeper Pin.
2. Insert Keeper Pin. 3. Remove Quick Adjust Pin.
4. Adjust Height and Insert Pin. 5. Once in contact with the ground rotate
three to five times.

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ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS
To operate the system after trailer is leveled, platform, ramp and hand rails are
deployed, water connections are installed. all electrical cords must be connected
before operating the trailer.
Service Area Outlet
Power Cords and Outlets Service Area.
Select power cord from storage compartment and plug into the electrical outlet. If the
unit has power, it will show a blue light on the cord and at the cord connection at the
trailer. If blue light is not present then check power connections to see if plugged in and
the power supply is on. The power cord can be used with a twist lock connection to the
generator or with an adapter to use in a standard outlet with 20 amps available.
THE CORD IS 30 AMP TWIST-LOCK STYLE, BUT WILL NOT DRAW MORE THAN
20 AMPS.
Check Blue Light on Cord Check Blue Light on Trailer
Power Cords.
ADA+2 Trailer Power Cords
Cord 1 - Main (30), Converter (15), Air Conditioning (20)
Cord 2 - Main (20), Service Area (15), Water Heater (15)
Cord 3- Main (30), Men's Heat (15), Women's Heat (15), ADA+2 Heat

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The Satellite Suites ADA+2 trailer includes up to four easy to use power cords. Trailers
come equipped with one 25' 10-gauge cord, with twist-lock connection and standard
outlet adapter PER breaker box. The ADA+2 trailer can operate from a single 20-Amp
service (including AC, lights, water pump, vents, entertainment package). A second
cord is required for the optional water heater. A third cord is required for the optional
forced air heat. All breakers are designed to draw no more than 20 Amps each. When
running cords longer than 25', use 10 gauge extension cord. No more than 100'.
Electrical Outlets.
The Satellite Suites ™ ADA+2 restroom trailer has one to four easy to use electrical
outlets. We suggest running all electrical cords after connecting through the easy to use
drop down access port.
Electrical Outlet Access Port
Service Area
The Satellite Suites ™ ADA+2 trailer service area is located at the driver's side of the
unit, The ADA+2 trailer has easy access to electrical, plumbing, and auxiliary controls.
The following sections will assist you in troubleshooting your trailer if a problem occurs.
The service area has easy access to circuit breakers, fuses, 12 volt converter, battery
disconnect, lights, vents, entertainment center, master and secondary water pumps.

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Breaker Boxes
Single Breaker Multiple Breakers
The Satellite Suites ™ ADA+2 trailer has two breaker boxes located in the service area.
We suggest checking all breakers you select are in the on position before operation.
Breaker One Breaker Two
Breaker Box 1 Main (30), Converter (15), Air Conditioning (20)
Breaker Box 2 Main (20), Service Area (15), Water Heater (15)
Breaker Box 3 Main(30),Front Stall Heaters(15), Middle Stall Heaters (15),
ADA+2 Heater (15).

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Fuse Panel
Removing Fuse Panel Fuse panel
The fuse panel is located at the top of the 12 Volt Converter in the Service Area.
Remove fuse panel with key or coin, open compartment, check and replace fuses if
necessary.
Fuses - All 15 amp
1. Front Stall 6. Pump One 11. Leveling System
2. Middle Stall 7. Pump Two
3. Rear Stall 8. Fans
4. Porch Lights 9. Air Conditioning
5. Service Area 10. Vacuum Controler
Entertainment Center (Optional)_
Entertainment Center Bluetooth & Code
An optional feature to the Satellite Suites ™ ADA+2 trailer is AM/FM Radio and
Bluetooth technology. Music can be played from your Bluetooth capable mobile device
or the event planners phone by entering the 0000 code.

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Electrical Switches
12 Volt Switches in Unit 12 Volt Switches
The Satellite Suites ™ ADA+2 trailer includes six to eight panel switches to operate
various lights, water pumps, and vent fans.
12 Volt Switches 12 Volt Switches
1. Front Stall 6. Pump One
2. Middle Attendant 7. Pump Two
3. Read Attendant 8. Front Fan
4. Porch Light 9. Attendant From Middle Stall
5. Service Area 10. Rear Fan
Battery Disconnect
Battery Disconnect in unit Disconnect Panel
Battery Disconnect allows power to flow from the battery. Interior and Exterior lights at
night can be operated by turning the battery disconnect to the on position. At night the
delivery driver can turn on lights for easy set up.If you lose power the battery disconnect
can be turned on to provide lights, water and vents but air conditioning and heat will not
be available.