Nash22Hman
Member
First of all I want to say hello and thank you all for making this forum a great place for us newbies to learn form all of your experiences.
My wife and I bought a 22' TT last August. We are looking forward to her retirement this spring so we can put some miles on the tires. Fortunately, we live in beautiful northwestern California with lots of camping around and this allowed us to get away a few times before the wet weather set in. I have been lurking here almost since we bought our trailer and have learned so much, so thank you again.
After reading all the posts about surge protectors that I could find, I have decided to go with a Progressive EMS-PT 30C. Almost all of those posts were about when one is plugged into a 30 or 50 amp service at the pedestal at a campground. My question is, would it be advisable to use your surge protector when plugged into a regular 20 or 15 amp outlet? It makes sense to me that you would want to adapt it down and protect yourself but I'm not sure if it is necessary.
Thanks, Dick
My wife and I bought a 22' TT last August. We are looking forward to her retirement this spring so we can put some miles on the tires. Fortunately, we live in beautiful northwestern California with lots of camping around and this allowed us to get away a few times before the wet weather set in. I have been lurking here almost since we bought our trailer and have learned so much, so thank you again.
After reading all the posts about surge protectors that I could find, I have decided to go with a Progressive EMS-PT 30C. Almost all of those posts were about when one is plugged into a 30 or 50 amp service at the pedestal at a campground. My question is, would it be advisable to use your surge protector when plugged into a regular 20 or 15 amp outlet? It makes sense to me that you would want to adapt it down and protect yourself but I'm not sure if it is necessary.
Thanks, Dick