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Checking the 50a/30a service before you plug in? [message #295744] Fri, 19 February 2016 14:28 Go to previous message
rcjordan   United States
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Over at the Daily Pose today
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I have a coach here that had a ...well, AC melt down from a bad plug at an RV park. You really need to check your power coming in before hooking up.
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Jim then posts a pix of a thoroughly fried shore-power cable. (down at the bottom http://www.firefightmarine.com/gmccoop/gmc-friday-but-were-still-on-wednesday/)

I keep a 120v polarity/ground checker plugged in inside the coach but I could easily develop a habit of checking the power pole BEFORE I plug in. I'd prefer a simple plug-in analyzer but to do both 50 and 30 I may have to drag out the multimeter.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00JGJH8QU

A related question is whether anyone is using surge suppressors? I tend to think that's overkill and can't say I've seen any in use at the rallies I've attended so far.


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