Circuit Breaker TrippingUpdated 2 months ago

If your circuit breaker trips while using BedJet, it’s rarely true overload. At most everyday settings BedJet draws only a few hundred watts and can maintain your chosen temperature for hours without issue.

Many newer bedrooms use AFCI (Arc-Fault Circuit Interrupter) breakers. AFCIs look for arc/signature patterns and can be overly sensitive, occasionally tripping on perfectly normal devices.

Quick checks

• Plug BedJet directly into a wall outlet (avoid power strips or thin extension cords).
  

• Try a different outlet on a different circuit to rule out a weak or sensitive breaker.
  

• Make sure the BedJet’s intake/exhaust aren’t blocked (restricted airflow can raise power draw during heating).
  
  

Enable the alternate power-draw profile

BedJet 3 and BedJet 3 Mini includes a secondary power mode that changes how power is drawn to reduce interference with sensitive AFCI breakers. This is not the standard Low Power mode and does not reduce heating/cooling performance.

Steps:

1. On the Smart Remote: Menu → BedJet Setup → Advanced → Test Modes
   

2. Enter the sequence to reveal options:
    UP, UP, DOWN, LEFT, DOWN, DOWN, SELECT, M1, M2, M3
   

3. Select “Mode B”.

Using two BedJet 3 units in one room

If you’re running two full-size BedJet 3 units as a Dual Zone setup, set Low Power on both units to reduce peak draw on the circuit. (This does not apply to BedJet 3 Mini Dual Zone systems.) If the above steps are needed, repeat on each individual BedJet unit remote.

Still having issues?

• Contact our Customer Care Team at [email protected] or +1 (401) 404-5250 (US number, available during US business hours).

• Or submit a request for warranty support: visit our Support Center, select “Get Warranty Support,” and follow the prompts.

Warranty note: If you’re within our two-year comprehensive warranty, we’ll replace the BedJet at no cost if needed. If you’re out of warranty, we can offer repair or replacement options.