Low voltages in camp grounds

Hi,

There are these organizations called CSA and UL. I'm really not an entrepreneur. Best bet is to have a friend pick one up south of the border.

bob213 wrote:
pianotuna...why don't you start a side business and start importing those from Mexicowanderer? PowerMaster is trying to make a comeback but is in need of a supplier of one critical part that's reliable from what I have been told. Until then, it's Hughes or go to Mexico for the Sola Basic. Where in Mexico do we get the Sola?

If it's 105v after the autoformer boosted it, time to break out the generator or move on. That implies the post is running about 95v. Not uncommon but a poorly designed system.

pianotuna...why don't you start a side business and start importing those from Mexicowanderer? PowerMaster is trying to make a comeback but is in need of a supplier of one critical part that's reliable from what I have been told. Until then, it's Hughes or go to Mexico for the Sola Basic. Where in Mexico do we get the Sola?

Hi,

Get a Sola Basic autoformer.

Boost is:

110 volts 10%
100 volts 20%
90 volts 30%

I would make sure the plug and receptacle aren't getting hot from their own voltage drop.

And voltage in the RV is still 105? Maybe you need two ;)
If I am using my booster it is just for the air. Everything else is battery and propane.

So your inside voltage with the Autoformer boosting is 105?

hotpepperkid wrote:

time2roll wrote:
You need a Hughes Autoformer for 10 percent boost.

If you are not running the air then I would not worry.

http://tweetys.com/hughes-autoformers-2.aspx

Got one of those

Out side temp upper 90's

Ask for your money back. Then leave.

time2roll wrote:
You need a Hughes Autoformer for 10 percent boost.

If you are not running the air then I would not worry.

http://tweetys.com/hughes-autoformers-2.aspx

Got one of those