Surge protector?

So what is a person suppose to do when one of the campgrounds that you visit has 30 amp sites and 50 amp sites?

x2 thunder mountain. we are seeing low voltage where I am now in the afternoons.my EMS will turn me off when it gets too low.

I have the Progressive Industries 50 amp. It saved my bacon and a whole bunch of money when a campground had a brownout. I even keep it connected when I'm at home.

one problem is that when you check your voltage at check-in, after it turns hot and everybody's air conditioner kicks on the voltage may drop to dangerous levels.
bumpy

I have never used one. I check the power-pole at the campground for correct wiring, and voltage out-put.

I pull the plug if a strong electrical storm is coming. If you are unlucky enough to get hit by a lightning-bolt the surge protector will not help you. I keep my insurance coverage up.

The choice is yours.

as 2oldman points out, lots of threads on this. I wouldn't be without one myself. but don't get a surge protector for $100, get a multi-function one for $250 and up. plenty of post here where folks have finally decided they needed one, after things blew up on them.
bumpy