Yellow Exclamation Sign on EB832

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Hello all, I wanted to know if anyone knows what the yellow exclamation sign on the EB 832 means and how and what I need to do in order to resolve it? It just poped up I assume in the last two or three hours. It was not there earlier today or any other previous days. I had not plugged anything IN or OUT in the EB832, same set-up since I had it running since July 2021.

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If I not wrong, that simbol indicate that you voltage is low (110 volts). My EB832 shows 118 volts.
 
Mine shows 115 and 116….what does this indicate?
 
You fix it by plugging your EB832 into a 115v120v outlet as opposed to a 110v outlet. I just noticed this on mine as well and I believe it really shouldn’t have any functional effect unless you are running anything that requires higher than 110v. The Apex can support up to 8 120v plugs, so you should technically plug it into a 120v outlet. That being said, when we finish the wiring in my fish room I will be making sure it’s 120v.
 
You fix it by plugging your EB832 into a 115v120v outlet as opposed to a 110v outlet. I just noticed this on mine as well and I believe it really shouldn’t have any functional effect unless you are running anything that requires higher than 110v. The Apex can support up to 8 120v plugs, so you should technically plug it into a 120v outlet. That being said, when we finish the wiring in my fish room I will be making sure it’s 120v.
 

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