No, the breakers only trip on overloads and heat. Surge protectors stop excessive voltage.
I would try to listen and isolate where the sound is coming.
Could be a loose wire nut in the junction box by shore power entrance.
Could be behind the metal dead front covering the 120 volt circuit breakers. Disconnect from shore power, remove dead front and check all connections. It would be wise to get some electrical grease before starting this. Disconnect each wire, one at a time, inspect for heat damaged insulation or burnt wire. Then coat wire with electrical grease and reconnect.
Bud
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