A fan at the electric distribution center
Markitect
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Quick question:
I plugged my trailer into a 20a circuit, using an adapter for the 30a plug for the trailer.
We hear the hum of a fan coming from the electrical distribution panel.
We've never heard this fan before, even when connected to shore power, (though it's been a 30a service).
It's not particularly warm in the trailer...
We have the WFCO ULTRA III, WF-89 series
Any thoughts?
Should we be worried?

Comments
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It is normal. The converters fan will kick on when it senses a heavy load. This could be a draw or a charge load.TV- '16 Chevy Colorado LT Crew Cab-DuraMax
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