Arterra WF-8930/50NPB Black RV Generator and Component (Distribution Center 30 Or 50 Amp Ac Service - 15 Dc Circuits -)

A bit tight for 12 ckts, plus mains, but doable. Bottom line, what an upgrade! From 30 amp single phase 4 ckts, to 100 amps two phase 12 ckts., I finally get to use a 50 amp plug in the shorepower pedestal.It's black plastic, but very tough, fits just right vertically in my bed pedestal, your use my be different.

I'm using this as a background for my diesel heater where the exhaust pipe goes through the floor of my box truck. I cut it to size, which is very easy since this material is almost like felt. I'll also be using it as a backer where I hang my on-demand water heater. Great stuff. No complaints. Exactly what I wanted.

I was deciding between this brand Arterra and WFCO which was $98, this one was $74. After I recieved it no where is the name Arterra on it. I just saw WFCO sticker all over it. I was delightfully surprised as WFCO is the brand I really wanted to buy, but because of $ and tight schedule I couldn't order the WFCO. So, just a FYI for those of you that may have the same experience.So it seems very basic and would get the job done. I will be using if for a camper van build out. The panel seems plasticky, but seems sturdy enough. I'm not an electrician, just my observation. The components seems to be of good quality and well put together. Nice tinned copper screws and busbar. It was easy to install and plenty of room to make the necessary connections. Just make sure power is off before working on the panel and cover up exposed area if you are not able to cut the power. . .I'm giving this review a 4 star for function, quality, aesthetic, durability and price. Not a 5 star because there really isn't a market out there to compare too and I think durability can be a little more beefier. I just installed this and have not had a chance to do a road test. I'll come back and change the review if it can't handle the vibration of the road. I'm not expecting it to fall apart as it seems durable. I just do have that "Wow" this is a really well made product with just touch and feel right out the box. If it holds out well after a few long road trip, I'll come back and change it to a 5 star if it warrants and earns my vote of confident.So, I think you can same yourself $20 and buy from Arterra and you will still get a WFCO product.

I recently gutted out my 1986 RV to do a complete overhaul of all electrical and water systems. The previous system kept shorting, causing problems somewhere with the battery isolator and my alternator, and even found a burnt area where apparently the old fridge caught on fire! I guess back then, safety wasn’t really a priority!Anyway, at first I bought a bunch of inline fuses to place between each connection but things started to get messy. Wires were coming out of every possible crevice! I don’t know how I stumbled across this box but it has made all the difference in my build. I was able to install this underneath on of my dinette chairs and store all of my wires and fuses underneath the seat. It’s just like the fuse box in a house. Being able to flip breakers when working on different components gives me peace of mind that I won’t be zapped by 6 12v batteries!

The box is ver succinct and provides an easy to use layout to address wiring needs. Comes with a page of instructions and a page on warranty. Perforated holes in the back allow for easy and clean wire access.

Cannot find where to get help for an issue where only the main 30 amp fuse and 1 out of 3 20 amp fuses are working and have voltage. The other 2 show no power at connecting bus inside the box?I was able to get in touch with the MFG and it turns out that only one side is powered on the bus unless you use a 50 AMP plug, then it all works. Probably something in the manual that we all read, right! Tech support was great!

Easy to install very simple and straight forward product works great for my bus camper

this is one of the few dual AC/DC main panels I could find. it's plastic and the construction leaves something to be desired--when I installed the box using screws thru the metal washers none of them held up and had to be removed and screws just put through the plastic rim. it's also quite cramped and a bit of a pain to maneuver wires properly ie best to use needle nose to guide wires to appropriate breaker which better be a tandem if u plan to get 6 separate breakers...2 are taken up by one regular 30 amp breaker which is energized by a 3k inverter...it allows more spots for 12v dc lines which makes since since it's made for rvs and its been working well for me...and I would buy it again but like I said this is it pretty much if ur looking for an all-in-one dual boxcons: could be more stout especially at mounting washersa bit cramped to work onprice should be more like $65-75 anything higher and ur overpaying but that's life more often than not these days