Review on 50 Amp Hughes Autoformers PWD50-EPO Power Watchdog Portable RV Auto Shutoff Smart Bluetooth Electrical Surge Protector by Paul Andrews

My last surge protector filled with water and exploded. I've read reviews from several surge protectors, Blue Tooth, and EPO highlighting this device. The big red face makes it easy to spot the problem, but if there's an error code, you should have a user guide or application to decipher the code. I gave them an asterisk because it would be nice if they added error codes to the case; Almost all other surge protectors do this! In the app, you can find error codes in the Help and Initial Settings section. Personally, I think they have the "User Manual vs. that they have provided a locking ring on the cable. The surge protector is an expensive item that can't stay loose when you leave your rig, so it's nice to be able to secure it. I would recommend it to everyone and buy it again. I also like that they have included a locking ring on the cable. The surge protector is an expensive item that shouldn't be left loose when you leave your rig, so it's nice to be able to secure it. I would recommend it to everyone and buy it again. which shouldn't be left loose when you leave your rig, so it's nice to be able to secure it. I would recommend it to everyone and buy it again. which shouldn't be left loose when you leave your rig, so it's nice to be able to secure it. I would recommend it to everyone and buy it again.