I know, I know; this has been brought up several times!
I have the Progressive EMS-LCHW50 surge protector and still believe that it is the first step in electrical protection, but have been like many, a nay-sayer about needing an Autoformer.
Well, I humbly change my opinion this weekend when down at the Saint Augustine Beach KOA. The park was full-house, the temperature and humidity in the high eighty's. One of my power legs was 104 and the other about 112 volts. Well, my smart surge protector shut down all electrical input and we roasted. Checking with several other RV's, they had the same problem and was running their generator. I moved to another location and just barely lucked out with a little higher voltage.
This is the first time ever that I have had this problem; but it can be devastating when you are in need of AC.
Hank
I have the Progressive EMS-LCHW50 surge protector and still believe that it is the first step in electrical protection, but have been like many, a nay-sayer about needing an Autoformer.
Well, I humbly change my opinion this weekend when down at the Saint Augustine Beach KOA. The park was full-house, the temperature and humidity in the high eighty's. One of my power legs was 104 and the other about 112 volts. Well, my smart surge protector shut down all electrical input and we roasted. Checking with several other RV's, they had the same problem and was running their generator. I moved to another location and just barely lucked out with a little higher voltage.
This is the first time ever that I have had this problem; but it can be devastating when you are in need of AC.
Hank