Possible electrical damage - new to RVing
I have purchased a 2013 Raptor 27ft Toy Hauler. Have enjoyed it for a 6 months - no issues. I made a mistake - Not sure if I made the mistake but - the issue is that I went to a RV park - with elect...
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Fredward wrote:
Update... the transfer switch may still be suspect.... but the park owner called me ... he informed me the recepticle he assigned me was 220vac.... not 120vac. He is offering help in repairing any damages to the camper. That being said.. 220 .. should I still expect electrical damage to the 120 appliances?
Ummmmm yeah, you should expect major damage if 220 vac was applied to the rig instead of 120 vac. :E Question is - why are you not running an EMS to protect your rig from just such an event? :h Had you been doing so none of this would have happened as the EMS would have simply refused to connect faulty shore power to your rig in the first place. Many of us do as we never want to have to deal with issues like these you're now facing. :(
