Storage RV lot with GFIC breakers
I have had my rv's stored in this lot for 17 years with an electrical hookup. The last 10 have been a 40ft. Tiffin Pheaton. Ever since the Phaeton has been here we have had problems keeping the 120 vo...
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Gdetrailer wrote:Cummins12V98 wrote:mikestock wrote:Cummins12V98 wrote:
Turn off breaker and replace GFCI with standard outlet, problem solved.
I would like to but this is not my property. I even thought about doing this and disguising that it had been tampered with but thought better of it.
You are renting the space right?
Your RV is a pc of equipment and does NOT need a gfci.
Your telling someone to tamper with someone else's property and electrical system that the OP doesn't own into non compliance?
Surely ye jest?
What you are suggesting is the same as telling someone to open up the shore power box in a campground and remove the GFCI from the campground box which is wrong to do and if caught will most likely result in you getting kicked out permanently.
OP should be looking in to finding the problem with their rig, the GFCI is there to prevent deaths from accidental electrocution..
False trips can and do happen, but it is worth while to investigate and if an issue is found, correct it.
Blindly removing the GFCI is not correcting the issue, just covering up a potential issue.
Give me a break! Place a single 110V receptacle in the place of the gfci. Plug in 5th RV and if anyone needs to use power outside the RV the RV's GFCI will do the job!
