Conversion Vans not allowed at some RV Parks?

JaxDad wrote:

mike-s wrote:

JaxDad wrote:
the RVIA standard is the 'catch all' certification that demonstrates that the RV meets those standards.

:R LOL. Manufacturers pay for a sticker, and pass the cost on with a profit. There's no real oversight, and absolutely nothing to "demonstrate" that they meet any standard.

That's an unfounded, and frankly, silly statement. As a legal oversight body the RVIA perform routine audits and spot inspections to ensure that the standards, both ANSI and NFPA, are being met.

You're funny, and obviously new around here, where stories abound of shoddy electrical work which wouldn't pass muster in a third-world country.

RVIA is not any sort of "legal oversight body," they're a private industry trade association with voluntary membership. Manufacturers self-certify compliance, and whatever rare audits and inspections might possibly happen, they're obviously ineffective.