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- I use the Hughes that also has the surge protection ( RV220-50SP )... I added the hard wire hit as well so I did not have to wrestle that during set up and break down... they are NOT exactly light...
** AND ** less I have to worry about walking away - delwhjrExplorer
bob213 wrote:
I use both an autoformer followed by an EMS. With more and more larger units(two or three ac units) in campgrounds, voltage goes low a lot more often than people realize. I feel like I'm protected from both low and high voltage.
I couldn't make a choice of one or the other.
I use the same setup. Would not be without.
Hughes now makes a ems unit as well but I will use what I have until it becomes unusable. - jeepermanExplorerI'm sure it does bob213 the newer units have a lot of electrical
Components now days fireplace ect. There has to be a lot of fluctuation. - LynnmorExplorerThey don't exactly stabilize the voltage, they boost it 2% or 10% as required, that is the only two outputs. They also have surge protection.
- bob213ExplorerI use both an autoformer followed by an EMS. With more and more larger units(two or three ac units) in campgrounds, voltage goes low a lot more often than people realize. I feel like I'm protected from both low and high voltage.
I couldn't make a choice of one or the other. - LwiddisExplorer IIYes, many RVers use a Hughes autoformer. Newest models also have surge protection.
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