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Angus A wrote:Does it have an energy management load center that reduces load based on available power.
I recently bought my first class A. A 2008 bounder 35H. It is also my first experience with a 50 amp system as well as a 5500 watt onan generator. I was wondering if the automated electrical control system in this coach has a built in surge protector or if it would be advisable to add one to the shore power cable?
โDec-18-2017 09:25 AM
pianotuna wrote:
PI unit has the advantage of being field serviceable and a limited life time warranty.
104 volts is too low for cut off voltage for my comfort. Fix the problem by using an autoformer.
I am not sure what you mean by "trip delay".
If you mean the time before power is reconnected then the PI unit waits 136 seconds vs 128 seconds for the Surge Guard unit.
โDec-18-2017 09:00 AM
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โDec-18-2017 06:34 AM
ScottG wrote:
The PU mentioned above is good but they were bought out recently and support is not what it used to be. It's probably still the best performer though.
โDec-18-2017 06:24 AM
jerseyjim wrote:
IMO, get the best: Progressive Industries 50AMP EMS. (I say "best" because I have one...the portable unit).
For years, I never needed one....then a nearby lightening strike fried my fridge and damaged my transfer switch. $1400.
Researched a bit, found Progressive Industries...50AMP..comes portable or hard wired. I think I paid around $350 for it. Better than another $1400, yes?
Also, Progressive gives a lifetime warranty. The ones from Camping World do not. ((Get the EMS...not just the surge protector.))
Bought it on-line from Tweetys. At the time, they had the best price.
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โDec-18-2017 02:40 AM
jerseyjim wrote:
Also, Progressive gives a lifetime warranty.
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