I should know the answer to this, but I am fuzzy tonight.
What should I look for to protect my fifth wheel and electrical equipment when I plug into a campground 110-volt, 30-amp circuit? Surge protection is one thing, but dirty power is another. I would like protection from both.
Who sells this equipment? Does more expensive mean that it is better?
In my opinion, none better. I like the portable version so that if it zaps, they are warranted for life and you just unplug and they replace it. Hardwired, you'd have to take out.
We use an inexpensive in line voltage monitor that plugs into any outlet as well as an autoformer.
The voltage monitor, about $20 is plugged into an outlet in the galley that we can always easily monitor. It IS one of the least expensive ways to protect your AC,Fridge etc.
Low voltage occurs quite often and the ONLY way to know is with a gauge/monitor.
Go with Progressive Industries, far superior equipment and customer service than the other brand.
Papa Bob
1* DW "Granny"
1* 2008 Brookside by Sunnybrook 32'
1* 2002 F250 Super Duty 7.3L PSD
Husky 16K hitch, Tekonsha P3,
Firestone Ride Rite Air Springs, Trailair Equa-Flex, Champion C46540
"A bad day camping is better than a good day at work!"
X3 for Progressive Industries EMS. It has saved us a number of times.
'99 Volvo VNL610 - 425 HP Volvo; Super 10 Spd
'11 smart fortwo on Volvo
'05 Newmar Mountain Aire 35 BLKS
Trailer Saver; Bigfoot; Pressure-Pro. Our Travel Blog - A New Adventure
Offline
