Surge Protector for 2015 Cyclone 50amp
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jnbhobe
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http://www.progressiveindustries.net/ems_lchw50.htm This is the one to buy with a remote.
porthole
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There are some things you need to be aware of when having it installed. Such as a choice of before or after the transfer switch.
Mine is installed after the transfer switch.
Your installer should take the time to make sure all the wires are tight under the clamp screws. For the Progressive EMS, the transfer switch relays and the interior circuit breaker panel.
That Progressive EMS listed above is the best bang for buck available to us.
And you have the option of installing two remotes if you choose.
Mine
//heartlandowners.org/showthread.ph...ins?p=135047&highlight=progressive#post135047
Mine is installed after the transfer switch.
Your installer should take the time to make sure all the wires are tight under the clamp screws. For the Progressive EMS, the transfer switch relays and the interior circuit breaker panel.
That Progressive EMS listed above is the best bang for buck available to us.
And you have the option of installing two remotes if you choose.
Mine
//heartlandowners.org/showthread.ph...ins?p=135047&highlight=progressive#post135047
JohnDar
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As a side note, if the wire does happen to be too short, you can make your own. As I recall, it's basically a 2-pair phone cable with the snap-in connectors on either end. You can buy the wire and a kit at HD or Lowe's with the crimping tool and an assortment of ends. I had to do that when I installed the Charge Wizard pendant on my converter because it comes with a fairly short cord.
branson4020
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bigdob24
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I would go with the EMS. Top of the line protection.
If you have any basic skills and are comfortable you can do the install yourself.
I put the remote monitor in the storage compartment on the plug in side so I can check it when I hook up.
The unit is mounted in the basement behind the wall , had to place it where it would fit and just cut the main feed wire for the install .
If you have any basic skills and are comfortable you can do the install yourself.
I put the remote monitor in the storage compartment on the plug in side so I can check it when I hook up.
The unit is mounted in the basement behind the wall , had to place it where it would fit and just cut the main feed wire for the install .
JohnDar
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The EMS HW50C comes with a wired remote display, like I show in my photo above. The LCHW50C has the display on the suppressor itself, with no remote. So to read the error codes, should one occur, you would need to have access to it. Otherwise, they perform the same functions.
porthole
Retired
What he said.
The remote display just offers an option..
And on top of that, you can set it up with two displays.
You can that option in my link below.
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