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...
Forum Discussion
Skibane wrote:
If you have a DMM capable of measuring AC voltage, you might use it to measure the voltage between the Neutral and Ground pins on an outlet.
Ideally, you shouldn't measure any voltage between them.
If you measure more than a few volts between them, the electrical hookup that feeds your RV doesn't have a proper bond between those two wires.
In a residence, those two wires are usually bonded together at the main disconnect switch or breaker box.
In a commercial building, the bonding location may be different - but it needs to be present.
I can check.
