Portable or hardwire surge protector.
Thinking of buying a progressive industries surge protector or technology research, not sure if i should go hard wire or portable. I hear the portables sometimes walk away thats why im thinking hardw...
Forum Discussion
rockhillmanor wrote:
My statement was from experience. One that others may not have the privy to, to compare.
Huge power surge accident at a sporting event in CG in Gray Summit, MO
EVERYONE parked in that CG that 'had' a surge protector, from 500 dollar hard wired, to 100 dollar plug in etc. ALL were protected from damage. Those that had 'nothing' had serious damage to their RV's.
And before you ask, We all belonged to the same club so, yes, we all asked each other what we were using or not and who experienced damage. :W
Exact or not they all worked and protected the coaches. Just saying you don't 'need' to have a high priced protector to keep your coach from sustaining damage. And to tell a new comer to RV'ing that you do is IMHO JMHO misguiding. And we can agree to not agree.
I want to be protected against low voltage/ high voltage/ restart delay after shut down to protect AC motor/compressor, and a dozen other attributes, In addition to surge protection. a $90 special will not do that. which is why I always recommend buying a multi-function surge protector, which you can not do for $100.
bumpy
