What to do if WFCO Switch has no power on both circuits?
If there is no power on both circuits of your WFCO Switch, first verify that the RV has power and reset the EM-## breaker. If that doesn't work, power the EM-## for 5 minutes and verify operation.
What to do if WFCO Switch has no LED lights on the remote?
If the remote for your WFCO Switch has no LED lights, check the following: * Verify that the RV has power and reset the EM-## breaker. * Replace the remote cable. * Replace the remote.
What to do if WFCO EM-15 Switch has no power on one circuit?
If there is no power on one circuit of your WFCO Switch (and the other circuit is working), here are a few things to check: 1. Ensure the load is turned ON. 2. The EM-## may have turned off 1 circuit because of current draw. Turn OFF power to the operating circuit appliance, wait 5 minutes, and verify operation of the other circuit appliance. 3. The EM-## may be in “OFF- time delay”. Power the EM-## for 5 minutes and verify operation.
Why WFCO EM-15 Switch doesn’t work on the remote?
If your WFCO Switch isn’t working on the remote, it could be due to the following reasons: 1. The EM-## may be in “OFF- time delay”. To resolve this, power the EM-## for 5 minutes and verify operation. 2. The remote may be defective. Try replacing the remote.
How to fix WFCO Switch when both circuits are on at the same time?
If both circuits on your WFCO Switch are on at the same time, it could be due to: 1. Total current draw may be below the trip point. Turn both appliances on high and verify that the circuit breaker doesn’t trip. 2. The EM-## may be in the wrong mode. Refer to a qualified service technician for mode verification.
Explains the EM-15/EM-20 as a cost-efficient energy management branch circuit expander for RVs.
Details the EM-15/EM-20 as an Energy Management Switch for sharing power between two loads in RVs.
Describes the different operational modes for the EM-15 and EM-20 units, including Power Relay and Logic Relay modes.
Details the function and operation of the EM-20 remote control panel for managing circuit priority.
Explains how the remote panel's LEDs indicate circuit priority and how the priority can be changed by the user.
Provides information on the three primary mounting configurations for the EM-15/EM-20 enclosure.
Instructs on mounting the remote-control panel in an accessible location and routing the cable.
Illustrates the overall system wiring for the EM-15/EM-20, including shore power and breaker panel connections.
Shows the internal wiring diagram of the EM-15 and EM-20 units, detailing connections for loads and remote control.
Provides step-by-step instructions for wiring the EM-15/EM-20, including conductor types and torque recommendations.
Details the wiring for air conditioners with energy management system inputs using the EM-20's logic relays.
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