POWSAF RV Surge Protector 30 Amp: Power Defender Voltage Protector/Monitor with Surge Protection (4100 Joules) - Designed with Convenient Handles… Review

I bought this surge protector to connect to a van and am happy with my purchase. The surge protector is exactly as advertised. The indicator light shows at a glance whether the power strip is on or off. No more toggling a switch to find out which path is on. This is a good product.

Great product that gives instant relief. We try to camp in our RV at least once a month, even if we're just at work at the local park to "chill out". So we are in many different parks with different levels of service. POWSAF gives me instant feedback about the system we are trying to connect to even before we connect it. Surge protection is a bonus. The value for money in this product definitely favors the consumer IMHO. I would buy again and definitely recommend.

We use RVShare to rent RVs and the last thing we want to do is return the fried RV to the owners. So. We bring our own protection and it worked. From the flat, dusty lands of southern New Mexico (where dust storms are eliminated for a week) to the 800,000 acres of Big Bend, this thing has protected us from the pesky Texas power grid the whole time. Did exactly what was intended.

Exactly as advertised. Seems to be a very good product. I plugged it in and have been using it with no problems ever since. The only thing is that the surge protector can hang freely in the socket due to the weight. So I tied a rope around it and the post to keep it strong and secure. You definitely don't want a plug hanging in an outlet without being flush. Because exposed pins cause warping and overheating, which leads to melting! This is not a product defect. It's just that the weight of a…

Works great as intended, connect to power first, watch the digital display double blink green, open neutral green left only, open ground green right only, red Reverse polarity light on left side only and no green or neither red nor green on either side indicates no current. Keep in mind that this particular 120 volt is 30 amps only you will need to buy 220-50 amps for large RV's. This is great for camping. I've camped enough in different states and seen what happens when people plug into a…