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Surge Guard Auto Transfer Switch

rcarpe06
Explorer
Explorer
Our MH is equipped with a Surge Guard 41260 Automatic Transfer Switch. It states that it includes surge protection/suppression up to 2600 Joules. Is this satisfactory for a surge protector, or do any of you recommend separate surge protection/EMS. I was considering a PI Unit 50A Hard Wire. Then I saw the transfer switch and wondered if I should still purchase the added protection.
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TechWriter
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Explorer
CA Traveler wrote:
Surge protection is not full power protection.

That's why I said surge/fault protection.
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CA_Traveler
Explorer III
Explorer III
Surge protection is not full power protection. You can't beat the PI HW50C.
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Bob

TechWriter
Explorer
Explorer
The Surge Guard 41260 (about $215) has very limited surge & fault protection. So, yes, you should use a surge/fault protector.

The Surge Guard 40250-RVC (about $600) has full surge & fault protection.
2004 - 2010 Part Timer (35’ 2004 National RV Sea Breeze 8341 - Workhorse)
2010 - 2021 Full Timer (41’ 2001 Newmar Mountain Aire 4095 DP - Cummins)
2021 - ??? Part Timer (31’ 2001 National RV Sea View 8311 - Ford)
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