Surge Guard
Getting ready to order our first fiver and am looking at various accessories etc. I realize the importance of a surge guard and am wondering if hard mounted or portable is best. Seems cost wise, se...
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If buying Surge Guard "hard wired" product, it can be installed like - click here -
As seen, the Surge Guard product uses LED lights (new models use LED numbers) and its installed in a position that cannot be seen from inside the RV. Thus, a digital volt meter can be bought / plugged inside the RV. Thus, showing current Volts. For example from ebay - click here -
Add the price of both above products and its same cost as buying / installing Progressive brand with its own Remote Display. And, Progressive allows low volt bi-pass. A great feature that Surge Guard doesn't offer. For more details, surf: - click here -
Next time, I'd buy the Progressive "hard wired" model - in either 30A or 50A version.
Hope this helps.
If buying Surge Guard "hard wired" product, it can be installed like - click here -
As seen, the Surge Guard product uses LED lights (new models use LED numbers) and its installed in a position that cannot be seen from inside the RV. Thus, a digital volt meter can be bought / plugged inside the RV. Thus, showing current Volts. For example from ebay - click here -
Add the price of both above products and its same cost as buying / installing Progressive brand with its own Remote Display. And, Progressive allows low volt bi-pass. A great feature that Surge Guard doesn't offer. For more details, surf: - click here -
Next time, I'd buy the Progressive "hard wired" model - in either 30A or 50A version.
Hope this helps.
