After an incident at a campground that fried my TV and microwave six years ago, I decided it was time to get some protection.I purchased and installed the Progressive Industries EMS-HW30C Electrical Management System. I had no problems with it until ...
myredracer wrote:I was thinking about this some more. The lug on the contactor has 4 flat sides and with the solid #10 copper conductor I used, there isn't much surface contact area. I'm going to replace with stranded asap. I'd have to re-read the...
myredracer wrote:Where does Jayco use solder-dressed wires? Is this on 120 volt or 12 volt wiring?The 120V wires in the main panel of my TT were dressed with solder. Perhaps it was for assembly purposes. They look fine with no visible signs of heat...
ktmrfs wrote:BTW I have the same unit, used it for almost 4 years, and probably approaching 300 days. So far it has performed wonderfully, although yes it does get warm (not hot). In fact this weekend it alerted me to a intermittent open ground at...
bob_nestor wrote:I think I would have offered to send the unit into Progressive so they could perform their own root-cause analysis. It might not change their decision to cover it under warranty, but then again it could once they've seen the damage ...
I used unleaded solder. The wire ends to the bus in the main panel of my Jayco were solder dressed right from the factory. It serves to make the strands act as a solid conductor when clamped into the bus, similar to the solid copper in home panel b...
