Voltage at the pedestal
Looks like the end of our six week trip has me asking all sorts of questions. 1. The voltage at our pedestal, according to our Surge Guard, shows 114 volts and 16 amps. Is this a threat to our air ...
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I just had this same conversation on the Prevost site. As I'm not an electrician or anything close, I was concerned as our electricity at the park that I store the coach seems to fluctuate.
I was told by 'master-minds' that all is good until it hits 109.
I have i-link with my new i-phone where I can connect with our coach. Anything that I can do on the i-pad in the coach, I can do remotely with the new i-phone. I can check my electrical connection. It's been fluctuating from115-121 on each leg which is acceptable.
I control the air conditioning in the coach from home on my i-phone. Since we have four units, I will run two or three during the heat of the day and then run the fourth 'only' at night and let the others rest. I will turn off the electric water heater during the day and turn it back on at night during lower power usage.
MM.
I was told by 'master-minds' that all is good until it hits 109.
I have i-link with my new i-phone where I can connect with our coach. Anything that I can do on the i-pad in the coach, I can do remotely with the new i-phone. I can check my electrical connection. It's been fluctuating from115-121 on each leg which is acceptable.
I control the air conditioning in the coach from home on my i-phone. Since we have four units, I will run two or three during the heat of the day and then run the fourth 'only' at night and let the others rest. I will turn off the electric water heater during the day and turn it back on at night during lower power usage.
MM.
