Surge Protector

Plug in type. AFTER losing converter, inverter, TV and a couple of other small items.

Hi,

I don't use the type of unit. I'm far more concerned about low voltage than surges. If you are using a 50 amp service it is a good idea. If a 30 amp, checking before you plug in (which should always be done) is what I do.

An autoformer would be a much better purchase for me.

I use one and would not be without it. As someone said, it's insurance.

Tim

nomad297 wrote:

TucsonJim wrote:
I use a 50A Progressive Dynamics electrical management system with surge protector. I purchased the portable system so I can use it or check the electrical settings for my friends when they are hooking up.

Huh?

Bruce

I believe that he goes to their site and checks out their electric supply before they plug in. Nice
bumpy

NO, MY Bounder has One

TucsonJim wrote:
I use a 50A Progressive Dynamics electrical management system with surge protector. I purchased the portable system so I can use it or check the electrical settings for my friends when they are hooking up.

Huh?

Bruce

I use a 50A Progressive Dynamics electrical management system with surge protector. I purchased the portable system so I can use it or check the electrical settings for my friends when they are hooking up.

I have a 50A 5vr and we traveled FT for 7 yrs. so YES we had a 'surge protector'

Portable unit by Progressive Industries (EMS-PT50C).....because portable was easier and PI offers 'Lifetime Warranty'
(Would have gone hardwired IF I could have found an easy accessible place to install. Unique situation----not the norm)

IF I had a 30A RV......probably not.

X2 on the hard wired which I installed myself. Many have RV's for many years without one and others have a problem the first time out. It's insurance; much like spare tires or comprehensive insurance.