Voltage on LectraSan

[Jim Seamans]

Peggie,Measured the voltage and never got bellow 12.9, so I don't think that is the problem. Used #6 cable through out the run which is what is recommended for 15ft which is about right. Link 2000 system is measuring about 40amps while it cycles, so we know its getting the current. No loose connections.Any other thoughts?Jim

 

[Peggie Hall/HeadMistress]

Only one more possibility I can think of...

Did you add a new separate decicated circuit for the L/S that's shared by nothing but the toilet? If not, and if anything else is on (the Link2000 for instance), it could be pulling power from the L/S. Did you check the voltage coming into the L/S? Or only out of the battery? If only at the battery, check how much the L/S is getting. If none of the above applies, it's time to talk to Raritan...Give Vic Willman a call--and don't talk to anyone else!--at 800-352-5630 x 6.

 

[Jim Seamans]

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Peggie,Measured the voltage at the LectraSan, which was a pain in the back, neck and ass. Only other thing in this circut is the toilet itself and is attached via Raritna's soliod(sp)Will call Vic....Jim

 

[Jim Seamans]

Peggie - Got the Answer

Turned out to be the shunt, Did what Vic told me and moved it to the lowest place and the LectranSan started to the correct thing. Will call him Monday to advise and find out what it really does.Jim