Cheap ammeter for power hungry RV's
I am sure there is a post somewhere about installing an ammeter in a coach, but I haven't found one, so I thought I'd post about my first DIY project in our new Heartland Oakmont. This 5er is 42' l...
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aviator41 wrote:
The unit you've shown is only a 30A unit. So I would have to go with the 50A unit they make. THEN I'd have to buy the display, which is almost $100.00!
Of course the EMS I've shown is "only" the 30 amp version as that's what I happen to own ... so what? :S Progressive also offers an otherwise identical 50 amp version, the EMS-HW50C, and the remote monitor panel is included, not an extra cost accessory. Clearly you need to do a bit more research as these are not simply "surge protectors" but also electrical management systems that monitor for errors in power line service and will automatically disconnect the trailer anytime such error(s) may occur.
