keep away if in Penn Dutch country

[ddferreira]

Keep away from Pennsylvania Dutch campground in Bernville, Pa. They expanded their sites without expanding their capacity so we keep getting voltage readings below 104 volts on both lines of 50 amp service. Had to run the generator to use ac or anything else. Worse part is when we talk to the office they claimed they had no issues and we were free to change sites. We did and didn't matter after we found two other rigs had done the same. One tried 3 different sites with the same result. Just keep away.

[fla-gypsy]

RGar974417 wrote:
I see many complaints about things like this in private campgrounds.I have never experienced anything like this is a state or federal park.

I have seen it in state parks and NFS CG's several times

[Doug33]

We had this issue at Delaware Seashore State Park a couple weeks ago. The CG was packed and it seemed like the grid could not support the demand.

[ReneeG]

We have an inline fault protector and often detect this in private campgrounds. They all think it's our rig, until we show them we can run off our generator with no problem. Hmppf. Have experienced this though in state parks too.

[RGar974417]

I see many complaints about things like this in private campgrounds.I have never experienced anything like this is a state or federal park.

[jolooote]

Glad you are paying attention to the line voltage. Trying to run an air conditioner on 106 VAC or less WILL damage compressor coil windings and result in failure within two weeks.

[TucsonJim]

gbopp wrote:
Did you post it on RV Park Reviews?

And please update RVPARKY if using phone apps.

[gbopp]

Did you post it on RV Park Reviews?

[mikhen]

Been seeing that alot in this area lately. I know of at least 1 campground around here that is in the process of upgrading electric.