Voltage report using a Sola Basic autoformer
Hi, First test of a Sola Basic autoformer on August 5th, 2016 starting at 2:30 p.m. The unit cost was $232.50 Canadian dollars. I added a #10 shore power cord, a 30 amp RV outlet, a 15 amp femal...
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Hi Almot,
Yes. It took me quite a long time to do the wiring on the Sola Basic. The Hughes with the test lights was not available when I made my decision to buy. I think, for most users, it would be more convenient. The Hughes certainly blows away the surge suppressors that simply cut off the power, and does test for all the same issues.
None the less, I'm quite happy with the Sola Basic.
Yes. It took me quite a long time to do the wiring on the Sola Basic. The Hughes with the test lights was not available when I made my decision to buy. I think, for most users, it would be more convenient. The Hughes certainly blows away the surge suppressors that simply cut off the power, and does test for all the same issues.
None the less, I'm quite happy with the Sola Basic.
Almot wrote:
Since the thread isn't closed... Did you mean 30A Hughes?
A little lower watts limit and double cost, compared to Sola. Surge is nice though.pianotuna wrote:
Hughes has recently improved their product. If it had been available back when I was wanting one--I would have gone that route.
