Casey Jones RV Park in Florida.

[jolooote]

Hi all. To start with, yes, I posted this on the Review.com. If u stop here don't let em give you one of the OLD original sites in the front. The OLD wiring starts off at about 111 VAC an with the load of only 1 roof AC drops down to a dangerous 108VAC. If I tried to run ANYTHING else I had to shut down the AC. Moved to another OLD front site and still same problem. Low voltage can damage the AC compressor over time. Finally convinced em to 'Allow' me to park out in the new, altho open field, area. All just fine. The old gentleman stopped by to ask why I didn't like the voltage at the OLD sites stating that "anything over 100 volts is just fine". :h

[pianotuna]

Low voltage is endemic in RV parks. Find a solution that works for you that allows full functionality.

[jolooote]

I solved the problem by demanding a 'Decent' RV site. The point is, I shouldn't have to "demand".

[pianotuna]

Hi,

You could solve the problem by using an autoformer with polarity checking and surge protection.