Surge Protector Yes Or No?
Hi Folks I am new to this forum but not new to RVing. Matter of fact I am too damn old to the RVing thing. That leads me to this question and anybody that could help would be greatly appreciated. I ...
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John Wayne wrote:Oh then nuff said yes I can do that :)
The problem comes from calling them Surge Protectors. They are really EMS Energy Management System. They do stop power surges, but also check the wiring at the post to make sure it is wired correctly, shuts off power if it is to high or to low , has a time delay so if it shuts off the power for being to low or high it gives the AC time to bleed off pressure before restarting. To low of power has a cumulative damage to elec. motors you won't see the damage right away but it will catch up with you.
So if you check the power at the post at every hook up, sit and watch a volt meter 24/7 for low or high voltage you don't need one.
