Do I need a surge protector?
I know this sounds like a stupid question, so let me explain. My new rig has a Precision Circuits PCS, which works in hand with a Magnum 2Kw inverter. The documentation states that the PCS will work t...
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Bobbo wrote:+1 to protect the RV systems from all voltage issues. Transfer switch is not very sensitive to these issues and as stated a generator can develop voltage problems.wa8yxm wrote:
I would put it in the line on the shore side of the ATS.. I don't worry so much about my generator. (Onan's monitor their output and shut down if it goes crazy)
I disagree on this one. I would put it between the ATS and the breaker panel. That protects from EVERY source of power. Generators do sometimes fail, and if it is the circuit board that fails, the generator may not shut down when it goes crazy. The ATS is fairly inexpensive, so I let it take its chances.
