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Surge Protectors
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May 07 2011, 4:24 pm - By BeBe


I have been doing some research on surge protectors and basically everyone says you should have one. We are looking at a 50A model & if we buy a hardwired model we will have to pay someone to install it. 
Is the only downside of a portable one the fact that it can be stolen?
What do you use?
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Apr 12 2012, 5:49 am - Replied by: SpudNYC


we have a Progressive Industries portable 30 amp power manager. It is fantastic and has almost certainly saved our electrical system a few times. This is the one we have:

EMS-PT0C

We connect the metal collar on the cord with a padlock to our coaches power cable to prevent theft. I HIGHLY recomment their products.

Apr 12 2012, 11:10 am - Replied by: Bryan_N_Toie



BeBe wrote:
I have been doing some research on surge protectors and basically everyone says you should have one. We are looking at a 50A model & if we buy a hardwired model we will have to pay someone to install it. 
Is the only downside of a portable one the fact that it can be stolen?
What do you use?

We use a Progressive Industries SSP-30 and couldn't be happier with it. I (Bryan) wouldn't take our rig out without one. I would actually like to upgrade to the EMS series at some point to further protect ourselves.  As far as theft issues, we really haven't had any.  I really highly recommend Progressive Industries. 

Apr 12 2012, 1:41 pm - Replied by: Technomadia


I'm not sure what model we have, but we have a 30A portable one that we've used for years (bought it with our Oliver, and kept it for our bus - as we rarely need over 30A).   Haven't had a theft problem... yet. 

 

We will probably be building a 50A one into our electrical system at some point.  It's on that list of 200+ to-do items :)

 

 - Cherie 

Cherie and Chris / Technomads / www.technomadia.com
1961 GM 4106 - Vintage Bus
On the road since 2006 

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