Surge protector
We have a 2020 keystone outback. How important is it to have a 50 amp surge protector? I thought that’s what fuses and breakers were for. If I need one I’llget one, I just don’t want to buy something ...
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Bobbo wrote:cummins2014 wrote:
Thanks, but you are just a little bit late, already bought it, but it will benefit others. It was pretty simple for me also ,pushed a couple keys on the computer, and it showed up on the doorstep a couple days later. :) and I didn't have to grab my mask ,stand in those six foot apart lines or nothing plus saving me a trip, that was worth the extra money spent right there.
I'm not late for the next person who has this problem and finds this thread.
I agree, as I said above. Just checking , but a quality male three prong can cost a lot more than less then $2 , would you want to use just the cheap one or a quality outdoor plug. If the cheap one works okay , and if someone wants to build one that works.
The one I bought ,and delivered to my doorstep is sealed, so I assume these homemade would have to sealed on the end to prevent water getting in them on the opposite end of the plugs, or does it matter if they are sealed ??
