Volt Regulator
I thought I would start here. Does the experience rv fulltimers feel that it is wise to invest in a voltage regulator. Such as autoformers or a rv volt regulator to keep and maintain correct volt from...
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Bobbo wrote:
Actually, the Autoformer can't use more amperage than the outlet provides. If you are hooked to a 30 amp outlet, the Autoformer can't pull more than 30 amps or it would trip the breaker. If you are hooked to a 50 amp outlet, it can't pull more than 100 amps (50 amps per side). Since you are already "authorized" to pull that many amps, you aren't cheating anyone out of "their" power.
not cheating anybody but the campground electric bill. if everybody is pulling say 27 amps on their 30 amp circuit and the voltage drops to 108 or so and they kick on their autoformers and the voltage jumps up to 120 and they are now drawing 30 amps, aren't they "cheating" the campground?
bumpy
