How do you protect your surge suppressor
I read recently in Trailer Life magazine about someone that had a surge suppressor go bad because it got wet. So what do you do if anything to protect your surge suppressor from the weather? Thanks i...
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et2 wrote:
Had our progressive for over 6 years. Rained on over & over. Still works fine.
Bigdog wrote:
It's amazing how much money folks spend to protect something from the weather that is supposed to be used outside.
Perhaps "amazing" to you but common sense to many others. :R Anytime I can protect something I own from the elements I do, be it our trailer (popup stored indoors, travel trailer wearing a breathable cover for the winter), the trailer tongue which I always cover during periods on non-use, trailer tires exposed to the sun which are always covered when the trailer is parked here at the house, motorcycles which I always stored indoors in my heated workshop, or an EMS which I installed inside the camper, etc ... regardless of what it is it will always survive in better shape over the long term if protected from the elements. Nothing amazing about it. :W
