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MxChief66-1 · 11-29-2016, 08:51 AM

Any other Anthem/Aspire owners have a fused location on panel for electric dump valves (see pic). I'm wanting to add them and was curious to know if fused circuit with wiring may have been provisioned.

Mark

Cruzer · 11-29-2016, 02:07 PM

It's possible. Our CS 45A has two macerator toilets and the electric dump valves. The dump valves are on F15 while F16 is used to supply a non-macerator toilet that I don't have.

The way to check is to unscrew the G5 fuse panel from the cabinet and look at the backside. There area number of plug-in connectors and the pins are labeled. If you have a wire run to F15 then it most likely goes down into the basement area. A call to Jeremy Yoder (chief electrical engineer) at Entegra would get you the answer as to where the wire is, what color it is, etc.

If there is no wire leaving the terminal for F15 then you could add one and run it down into the basement to power your electric dump valves. The valves need 12 volt hot and a ground. The switches connect right to the valves and communicate bi-directionally with the valve via a plug-in harness so you don't run power to the switch but instead to each valve.

MxChief66-1 · 11-29-2016, 07:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Cruzer

It's possible. Our CS 45A has two macerator toilets and the electric dump valves. The dump valves are on F15 while F16 is used to supply a non-macerator toilet that I don't have.

The way to check is to unscrew the G5 fuse panel from the cabinet and look at the backside. There area number of plug-in connectors and the pins are labeled. If you have a wire run to F15 then it most likely goes down into the basement area. A call to Jeremy Yoder (chief electrical engineer) at Entegra would get you the answer as to where the wire is, what color it is, etc.

If there is no wire leaving the terminal for F15 then you could add one and run it down into the basement to power your electric dump valves. The valves need 12 volt hot and a ground. The switches connect right to the valves and communicate bi-directionally with the valve via a plug-in harness so you don't run power to the switch but instead to each valve.

Thanks for reply Mark. Although they installed a 10A fuse I was not able to see a wire coming off the back. I guess I have a spare fuse until I can talk with Jeremy. I can add this to the list of other electrical questions.