Surge Protector and Extension Cord
Hello I'm just getting back into rving so have a bit of a fog brain, I used to have a class c, sold it and now I have a 24 foot travel trailer. It seems to me I used to use a 10 gauge 30 amp rated...
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SoundGuy wrote:crcr wrote:
I have a Progressive Industries EMS (superior in functions to Surge Protector -- the PI unit shuts down if low voltage, a much more common problem than surges in RV parks), as well as surges.
Saying it doesn't make it so - there are several TRC Surge Guard models, including portable versions, that offer low / high voltage disconnection ... to suggest otherwise is simply not factual. :S
As enamored you may be with your PI portable unit the reality is it suffers the same drawback that units similar to it suffer - it's not field repairable and must be returned to Progressive for any repairs. I've just solved this issue by ordering a hard wire version that is ... and that is fact. ;)
No need for hostility, sir. Product competition and choices are a benefit to all of us. You can buy what you like. I'll buy what I like. And OP can buy what he likes. Re the Progressive Industries units, another thing I really like about them is they carry a Lifetime Warranty. And one does not need a receipt and does not need to be the original purchaser. I have had no problems at all with mine, and it has performed flawlessly even in violent storms. But it's a nice feature, if ever needed, to be able to send it in to the manufacturer, for free repairs.
