Are surge guards necessary?
In the operator's manual of my WFCO ULTRA III Distribution Center that I have in my TT, it says: 'Electronic Current Limiting. Automatically shuts down power during overloead or short-circuit cond...
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OK, I guess I'm sold.
However, I'm planning on leaving for a trip real soon, but I'm only going to be dry camping. No hook ups, I'll be using my generators.
Is there ever a reason to have a surge guard between the generator and your RV?
BTW, thanks to everyone for all the helpful advice I've received on this board. When I run across a thread that I can give advice on, I do, to give back.
I've only been an RV owner for about a year and a half, and this board has been absolutely vital. I don't know what I would have done without it. Thank you all again.
However, I'm planning on leaving for a trip real soon, but I'm only going to be dry camping. No hook ups, I'll be using my generators.
Is there ever a reason to have a surge guard between the generator and your RV?
BTW, thanks to everyone for all the helpful advice I've received on this board. When I run across a thread that I can give advice on, I do, to give back.
I've only been an RV owner for about a year and a half, and this board has been absolutely vital. I don't know what I would have done without it. Thank you all again.
