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suprz · ‎Jun-30-2018

My jayco greyhawk 31SS has all the fuses, beakers, and converter/inverter under the bed on the passenger side. I would like to install a hard wired surge guard but am not sure where to wire it. Because my coach has a automatic transfer switch, where in line should i put the surge guard?

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NRALIFR · ‎Jun-30-2018

Yup, it needs to be the first thing shore power goes through after it enters the RV.

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IAMICHABOD · ‎Jun-30-2018

I just mounted mine in the electrical bay.

Just as this guy did in This video

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siggyd777 · ‎Jun-30-2018

I put the surge guard on the incoming line,just before the Auto Transfer Switch.
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Where to connect Surge guard