💡 Highly Efficient Surge Protector: Progressive Industries EMSHW50C Review

Works great! The setup isn't a walk in the park, but that's only because the distance is tight. You don't have to be an electrician to install this thing. The wiring is pretty simple. We spent about an hour and a half installing it, and only 10-15 minutes of that time was spent connecting the device. The rest of the time was spent figuring out where to put the box, making room for it, installing the box, cutting and stripping the cables/wires, and then putting it all back together. Go through…

purchase and installation. . It has saved our bus's electrical system from bad camping sockets on more than one occasion and has worked flawlessly every time I've plugged it in. The bus already had a protection system for the generator. As already mentioned, the connection itself is quite simple, but finding the right place for it requires pre-planning. In addition, I also believe that this device is necessary to protect my significant investment.

During our second trip, we had intermittent undervoltage first on L1 and then on L2 due to incorrect camping wiring. While we were not happy with the temporary failure of an air conditioner, we were very pleased to learn that EMS protected the air conditioner compressor from low voltage damage. I would add a second one. While you can install both indoor and basement displays, only one can be active at a time. So if we have a power problem and I forgot to flip the switch to change the display to

I wanted to give this device a 5 star rating because it works really well. However, the size of the back box is ridiculous when you're dealing with #6 cables. might be fine for a 30 amp unit with #10 wire, but it was very difficult to get everything in place, especially on the side of the trailer because you have to get the booster sensors on the red and black ones attach cables. I ended up getting this to work by cutting off about 4 inches (they recommend 3 inches) so I could initiate bending…

I have to say every motorhome should have this. We were at the park one day with our last RV (30 amp), went out for a while and when we came back to find the inverter was smoked out (and only a few months old) and the microwave and TV weren't working . . After investigating the reason for this, we discovered that our motorhome was powered by 240v - there was a short in the parking box - and the wiring at its end was frayed. Well they paid us the "replacement cost" to replace these 3 things and…

Saved me from a high-frequency problem once. Since I bought my first camper, I've done a lot to protect your camper. One of the things I read a lot was that camping pitches can be very dangerous for backpackers. One of the things people have said is to protect it with a surge protector. Which, well, that was on the consumer. So I went on a long search for the right power protector for my camper. I considered Progressive Industries EMSHW50C Surge Protector and Technology Research 34560-004 50A…