I bought a 50 Amp surge protector that plugs into the main RV grounds power box. The lights on the surge protector indicates reverse polarity. Does the connection at the main box have to be fixed to the right polarity in order for the surge protecto...
My wife and I are in our first year at a Florida snowbird location and at this place there are permanent mobile homes (about 30) and a large area for RV's. We are in our RV and have found the great majority of the people who are there (both mobile ho...
Which is the correct way to hook up the city water reducer valve? From the RV, through the hose and then to the water source? Or from the water source back the other way to the RV?
For anyone who owns this brand how about a review? I know they are louder than the Honda's, but how about reliability? (That would be my main concern.)
Old-Biscuit wrote:50A reverse polarityHot to ground.......no 120V but ground to neutral shows 120VReverse Polarity condition 50A (ground and hot lines coming into the RV are reversed, or an open conductor) But I am not hooked up to the RV yet. I only...
Bumpyroad wrote:what is "reverse polarity" on a 50 amp outlet? I can see on a 30 amper where the hot and neutral could be reversed, but on a 50 amp outlet if one of the hots was switched with the neutral making the neutral hot, you would have a hot ...
CA Traveler wrote:Do not use that pedestal!!! Have you tried the surge device on a different pedestal to establish that it's OK? A 50A plug is a common household circuit/plug and normally there would be little chance of it being miswired. The pedesta...
CA Traveler wrote:Do not use that pedestal!!! Have you tried the surge device on a different pedestal to establish that it's OK? A 50A plug is a common household circuit/plug and normally there would be little chance of it being miswired. The pedesta...
