Progressive Surge protector remote display

[texastbird-REDW]

Hi, I have the surge protector mounted on the bulkhead just under the generator transfer junction box. Now I am looking for the best way to run the cable for the remote display to the wall between the kitchen and bathroom where the other controls are.

 

[Jim & Mary]

I did this very project about 2 years ago. PM me and I'll get you the info.

 

[MuddFlap]

 

[texastbird-REDW]

I watched that video awhile back and completely forgot the part about the channel on the bottom of the trailer. I was thinking above, not below. Ironically, we just had a really intense lightning storm that knocked the power out for a few minutes. The trailer was plugged in to keep the batteries charged, and I gave a sigh of relief knowing that my newest investment was protected.

 

[atom ant]

Muddflap, did you make that video??

 

[MuddFlap]

Muddflap, did you make that video??

No. I was wondering if one of our people made it.

 

[mhs4771]

On both our 36RL and current 39MB, I pulled the Monitor Panel to allow access behind and dropped my Remote control cable down into the area behind the rear basement bulkhead. Then pulled down a section of the basement ceiling and ran my line forward and into the battery compartment.

 

[5th_Time-REDW]

Same as Michelle except on my RL, the included phone cable was too short to do this by about 4'. I had to run to HD and get a 25' cable to make it.

 

[texastbird-REDW]

Going through the basement ceiling makes the most sense in my installation. How do I take out the ceiling panel without tearing something up like I usually do? Do the little black strips just pull out?

 

[830hvacman]

I installed mine behind the converter box, that way what ever is my power source, all is protected. Guess I could have mounted it upstream of the transfer switch to protect it as well, but didn't.

 

[gflynn]

Installed mine in same location

 

[coloradolivin-REDW]

Put mine in the service center. Figured when I plugged in, I could just walk up and see what the monitor told me. Don't need to monitor it all the time from inside the coach. If the EMS catches a problem and shuts me down, I can go out and see what the problem is

 

[shrode]

Put mine in the service center. Figured when I plugged in, I could just walk up and see what the monitor told me. Don't need to monitor it all the time from inside the coach. If the EMS catches a problem and shuts me down, I can go out and see what the problem is

That's exactly what I did. Mounted it on the backside of the access door.