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Error Codes on a Portable Power Watchdog Surge Protector  

Updated 08/16/2026 | Published 06/28/2025

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I have a power watchdog I bought about 4 years ago. It shut the power off today with a code F10 on the app. I cycled the power off at the pedestal and its working fine. Im sure it was an F code and not E. I cant find any information on what that code means.

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That's interesting Robert. What model Power Watchdog do you have? I checked in the manual for our Watchdogs and the Portable Power Watchdog Surge Protectors like item # HU32VR do not have a F10 error code.

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Bob

7/3/2025

PWD50EPOH, that's what's really weird. And it was a code 10. Can't find anything on the Internet for a code F10.

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Jerred H.

7/3/2025

@Bob Thanks for the information. Yeah that's our item # HU27FR and it has the same error codes listed as the screenshot above.
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Roger

8/13/2026

What will correct E2 code

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Jerred H.

8/16/2026

@Roger You'll need to plug it into another power source. An E2 error code on a Power Watchdog Surge Protector like item # HU32VR means the incoming voltage is unsafe. It's either too low at under 104V or too high at over 132V. There's nothing wrong with the surge protector.

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