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Re: Smartrise Question
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Alex_ELMAN
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There are two 5A fuses.
One provides voltage to the Valves. If a valve shorts to ground or draws too much current for any other reason, it will blow the fuse. The other one apparently is connected to the Neutral side of the valves.
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