WFCO WF-8950 - Manual (Page 6)

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OEM Installation of the WFCO WF-8930/50 Series Power Center
Select a mounting location near the shore power and battery (batteries)
and cut a rough opening 1/8? wider than the box to allow the power
center to slide in easily.
During the manufacturing process, be sure that all converter openings
are protected from debris falling into the unit as this could cause the
components to short out. (This is a non-warranty item.)
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If the fuses are blown during installation, replace the fuses with
ATC “Littelfuse ” Type 257 with the same rating as the original.
This product is not ignition protected and should not be installed in an
LP compartment. For proper wire sizes and torque requirements, refer
to the label on the back
mbly.
Select a mounting location that is appropriate to prevent excessive
heat, water, moisture, dust and dirt entering the unit installed. All
installation should be tested for overall performance.
C Fuses
- Fifteen 12 Vdc circuits (including two circuit for slideouts)
- Maximum of 30 Adc fuse for DC circuits 1 and 2 (all others max. 20 Adc)
Two sizes of knockouts have been provided: a 1" knockout for the 50 amp
and a 3/4" knockout for the 30 amp power cord. The 7/8" holes are provided
for the 12 Vdc installations. There is also a series of built-in 120 Vac strain
reliefs for Romex and should be used only with 10-2 through 14-2 gage
wires, one wire per strain relief opening.
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WARNING
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CAUTION ! !
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This unit employs components that tend to produce arcs or sparks.
To prevent fire or explosion, do not install in compartments
containing batteries or flammable materials
To prevent fire, do not cover or obstruct ventilation openings.
For continued protection against risk of fire, or electric shock
replace only with same type and ratings of fuse.
(LP gas).
Remember to select the proper gauge wire for the load, according to
the National Electric Code (NEC). Be sure to use appropriate Romex
connector and strain reliefs to secure the wires to the distribution panel.