Surge protector
I realize this subject has been covered before, but technology keeps changing. What are you suggesting these days.
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Old-Biscuit wrote:ScottG wrote:
Further food for thought; Per the new warranty, if you get a hardwired PI unit and don't have it "professionally installed by an RV shop", it may not be covered by any warranty.
So my brand new $300 PI unit that reads 10V high is not covered. (Something that should have been caught before it left the factory.)
AS has been pointed out previous posts just adjust the voltage pot.
Not something you would send back in for anyway.
Call their tech support if you need instructions
Here is a PI 30A....blue trim pot shown (and just to left is spot where L2 trim pot would be on 50A) (Thanks SoundGuy for pic)
I am perfectly capable of adjusting it but I shouldn't have to calibrate anything with a brand new unit.
At this point getting to it will be a PIA - and I only have to because of poor quality.
