Storage RV lot with GFIC breakers
I have had my rv's stored in this lot for 17 years with an electrical hookup. The last 10 have been a 40ft. Tiffin Pheaton. Ever since the Phaeton has been here we have had problems keeping the 120 vo...
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DougE wrote:
I would suggest connecting a ground wire from the chassis to the electrical ground at the supply plugin.
Hi Doug,
I did this early on and drove a 6' copper-clad rod into the ground and connected it to my chassis with #4 cable. Thought this would do the trick but not so. Right now I have a low output charger connected to the battery bank. Costco is selling a 100 watt panel with a controller for just under $100. Thinking about buying this and saving the $10/month I pay now
Seems more like a GFCI issue rather than overload. Maybe the OP can confirm if each outlet is on a separate GFCI breaker.
If this is the case there are at least 3 boxes and 6 breakers involved.
