shore power in campgrounds
i was at a state c g in Tenn this week and the 30 amp service didnt putoff the amps i needed my ice maker would not kick the compresser inbut when getting home it worked fine question is was the c g...
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TucsonJim wrote:
I always measure the voltage before I hook up. I'd say at least 1/4 of the time, the CG voltage is 110V or less.
That is great but what about the power 30 minutes later or 2 hours later? I use to think it won't happen to me. I had a low power event when I was in the rv and saw the lights dim. Well it cost me a circuit board for the washer. I now don't plug in without using my Surge Gard.
It is cheap insurance. Also be aware that the auto formers and some of the other regulators don't do surge high/low protection.
Bill
