EMS
So whats better a $70 serge protector or a $300 one If the ped gets hit by lighting no protector is gonna protect it right???
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Bobbo wrote:wa8yxm wrote:
That is a good idea but alas the voltage reading you get will be "no-load" and under load it can drop like a rock in free fall.. after you plug in move the volt meter to an outlet INSIDE the RV.
That is very true. However, nothing is perfect. If you pull in and test the line voltage "under load" and it is fine, the next day when everyone turns on their air conditioners at the same time, the line voltage could STILL drop like a rock. After all, you are not watching the voltage meter ALL THE TIME. That is why I also have the PI EMS-HW30C. (And, if I suspect that low line voltage will be a problem, I plug in my autoformer.)
Yup. and that's how I did it
Park--cords--Autoformer---EMS/SurgeGurard (mine was a surge guard)--ATS--Power distribution panel---All the 120 volt stuff in the RV.
Had one park where my wife tells me the neighbor claims her voltmeter is always in the red (low voltage) and I won't be happy.. No. had no problem (Notice ther "Autoformer" as the first thing power hits)..
