voltage meter or how to ck 50 amp at rv site
I was told I need to check my elect connection before I plug into the RV campsite electricity. I have 50 amp and sometimes use a 50/30 2 foot converter (50 amp one end 30 amp other end) from Camping ...
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The surgeguard still protects the RV when using an adapter to plug into 30 amp, 20 amp or 15 amp.
You are protected in all conditions. Your husband was a good man.
But at 97 volts you get no power at all(too low to switch on). I suggest you carry a battery charger that accepts a wide voltage range (90 to 250 volts) to at least keep the battery charged. Get 10+ amps.
Xantrex Truecharge 2 10a will accept 90 to 250 volts to keep batteries charged. You would plug this in direct to the pedestal.
Truecharge 2 on Amazon $154 shipped
You are protected in all conditions. Your husband was a good man.
But at 97 volts you get no power at all(too low to switch on). I suggest you carry a battery charger that accepts a wide voltage range (90 to 250 volts) to at least keep the battery charged. Get 10+ amps.
Xantrex Truecharge 2 10a will accept 90 to 250 volts to keep batteries charged. You would plug this in direct to the pedestal.
Truecharge 2 on Amazon $154 shipped
