Sandos, I moved your post to its own thread rather than leaving it in a 5-year old thread that was more about concerns with the interaction of a converter with propane systems.
The fuse panel you see is the DC distribution panel. Your new converter has DC output wires that would go to this panel in much the same way the old one connected to it. I recently replaced my Elixir converter with a new one from Progressive Dynamics and my thread MAY help you a bit, even though the systems are not the same brand. You can read through it here: https://www.hilotrailerforum.com/f28/elixir-converter-replacement-7659/
It appears that IOTA has some technical support too, so don't hesitate to talk to them about how to hook up your new converter.
- Jack
The fuse panel you see is the DC distribution panel. Your new converter has DC output wires that would go to this panel in much the same way the old one connected to it. I recently replaced my Elixir converter with a new one from Progressive Dynamics and my thread MAY help you a bit, even though the systems are not the same brand. You can read through it here: https://www.hilotrailerforum.com/f28/elixir-converter-replacement-7659/
It appears that IOTA has some technical support too, so don't hesitate to talk to them about how to hook up your new converter.
- Jack
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