NEnative wrote:
OP here. Thanks for all your help. I chose not to connect to breaker panel for 2 reasons. 1. if I connect from back side of panel I had to work in very tight, low light, cramped area or 2. would have had to work from front of panel, removing panel from the wall and then be concerned about disturbing all other existing wires. I did not want to take that chance when I could easily work from the socket.
Installation is complete and went smoothly. The ironic thing is that the unit will now not let the trailer connect to the gfi on the side of my house because of reverse polarity in the outlet that I was unaware of. I went to other outlets upstream with a tester and this was verified to be true. So now I have another project to do this weekend in the house! I am pleased to know the unit did its job.
So now my wife is concerned we will get to a campground and not be able to hook up to power because of any issue with the pedestal and no other sites will be available. Have any of you actually had to leave a campground because there were no other sites to move to?
where did you mount the EMS? My socket is in the back corner and the fuse panel is in a kitchen cabinet.
