Surge Suppressor

Bobbo wrote:

People who have never lost $1,000 worth of equipment to a power problem often say they are not necessary.

Would you rather risk thousands of dollars worth of electronic equipment in your RV.......

All it takes is "once", how do you say...."grief"?

Here ya go -

The Electrician said "Oops"!


And another of the same

Progressive Industries - 50 or 30 amp (whichever you have), hard-wired or portable - is worth every penny.

NO loss to down time (how much is *your* time worth?) for repairs without one is a genuine bonus!..:W

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Bobbo wrote:
It is not a converter. It is an adapter.

Thanks! :)

It is not a converter. It is an adapter.

I always plug into the 50 amp if it's there. they usually are not all burnt to heck. 50/30 adapter and the into the 30 amp cord. And don't forget to put a lock/chain something on your new surge protector. I chose the wired in one to prevent theft or water damage.

Ok, I'm convinced. Just ordered this.


I'd like to hear more thoughts on plugging my 30Amp TT into the 50Amp box using a converter...

People who have never lost $1,000 worth of equipment to a power problem often say they are not necessary. Would you rather risk thousands of dollars worth of electronic equipment in your RV, or spend $250 one time?

As far as the 30 amp vs 50 amp outlet, your friend has a point. The 50 amp outlet probably has less usage so is less worn.

I've put my money where my mouth is. The link is to the unit that I installed in my RV 6 years ago. I have had it save my power system, probably, 3 or 4 times in that 6 years. If I bought another RV, I would install this unit immediately.

You can't go wrong with the Progressive Industries from the Basic inline types to the Full protection EMS types. All have a lifetime warranty and never heard one complaint on them. I love mine.

I use a 30 amp Progressive Industries portable unit. If I had had it when we owned our Sunline, I could have saved a $250 AC repair.

There is no real competition in RV power protection. Progressive Industries hard-wired is the only way to go.

Once you calculate what it would cost to replace all your electronics (tv, radio, dvd player, fridge, water heater, furnace, AC, etc) consider a surge protector sort of an insurance policy. I would recommend not just getting a surge protector but an EMS 30AMP power protection unit from Progressive Industries. An EMS unit will do more than just protect your camper from surges. They make both portable and hard wired units. Link:http://www.progressiveindustries.net/

Here's a link to a recent thread:http://www.rv.net/forum/index.cfm/fuseaction/thread/tid/28168901.cfm