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TRC Surge Guard 34850 User Manual

TRC Surge Guard 34850
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Surge Guard protects your RV from low quality or incorrect shore power.
Normally shore power should be around 115 –120 Volts AC from L1 or L2 to Neutral, or 240V from L1 to L2. When power
falls too far outside this range it represents a poor or hazardous condition to your RV’s electrical system. Surge Guard
provides protection to your RV by turning off power when the line voltages L1 or L2 fall below 102 Volts AC or goes above
132 Volts AC.
Surge Guard also protects your electrical system from a Reverse Polarity condition which indicates that the Hot and
Neutral lines of shore power are swapped or reversed. This can be hazardous to equipment and safety. Surge Guard
will not connect power to your RV until the Reverse Polarity fault is corrected.
In the event your Surge Guard is not functioning as expected, perform the following troubleshooting steps in order to
determine and correct any malfunctions. Note: Testing should be performed with AC units and electrical appliances
turned off, then veried with appliances turned on.
Connect the shore power cord to a 240V, 50A power source. The LCD screen will display “DELAY” for 128 seconds while
the Surge Guard is monitoring the incoming power. Note that this guide also applies if using 120V, 30A power with a
suitable adapter.
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
Model 34850
50A Portable Surge Guard
®
with LCD Display
PROBLEM TROUBLESHOOTING STEPS
Coach powers up after 128 seconds but then turns off after another
8-10 seconds.
The Surge Guard may be operating properly, and you may have a low
voltage condition. In this case, turn off as many loads as possible. It is
not safe to operate some equipment with low voltage. Verify that the
input voltage is greater than 102VAC with loads turned on and off.
Coach does not power up after 128 seconds after connecting to shore
power.
Check the LCD display and the Caution When Flashing light (Red LCD).
Check voltage with voltmeter at connection.
LCD shows a fault such as L1 or L2 Low or L1 High and the Caution
When Flashing light is blinking.
There could be an open conductor or unsafe power. Check the input
connections, shore power cord, and adapter (if applicable).
L1 and L2 are within range (102 – 132VAC) and there is no power. Call TRC Technical Support at 1-800-780-4324.
LCD screen displays “REVERSE POLARITY” and the Caution When
Flashing light is blinking
Shore power connections are reversed and you have an unsafe
condition. In this case notify your park of the condition in order to
correct the fault.
A fault occurs such as a low or a high voltage during normal operation
when shore power is within good operating range
Surge Guard will turn off power to the RV and will display a fault
message on the LCD display. If the power returns to normal, Surge
Guard will display “DELAY” on the LCD screen and will wait 128
seconds before turning power to the RV back on.
For technical assistance, please call 1-800-780-4324 x 20311
TECHNOLOGY RESEARCH, LLC A Southwire Company
5250 140th Avenue North ▪ Clearwater, Florida 33760
506-00018A
1. Low Voltage – If the input voltage drops below 102VAC for more than 8 seconds, the power will be removed protecting your electronics. This
condition may be caused by overloading the park’s power grid. Try reducing your loads. Otherwise, do not operate until power is restored to
safe levels.
2. High Voltage – If the input voltage increases above 132VAC for more than 8 seconds, power will be removed. In Generator mode, check for
load balance. Check the generator’s voltage regulator and adjust to safe operating levels.
3. Line 1, Line 2 or Neutral Open – Check all input wiring to the Surge Guard. Check the shore power cord and wiring from the generator if
applicable. Check/replace adapter if reducing down to 120V, 20A service. Notify park for shore power problems if applicable.
4. Caution When Flashing Light – If the caution light is on bright, there is high voltage on the ground or neutral wires. If the light is dimly lit, there
is a low voltage on the neutral wire. It is not uncommon for 2 to 3 volts to be on the neutral wire with respect to ground.
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www.SurgeGuard.com
120/240V, 50 Amp
3850 Joules of Surge Protection

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TRC Surge Guard 34850 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandTRC
Model34850
TypeSurge Protector
Voltage120V
Surge ProtectionYes
Voltage Protection Rating330V
Outlets1
Warranty1 Year