Has anyone used this with the outside connection on their RV?
798933
Nope. different hose adapter. look for the quick release type. Not the screw on.
431614
This item plugs directly into a 110vac recepticul so I would have to say no. But if your just monitoring line fluctuations and polarity in RV parks this is for you.
337799
put a active wire,off the drok dc meter, to the active line being used to, run things in your rv that should use of power and what is left good luck Chris
1828910
I have mine connected (for a pool pump) to a standard outdoor outlet with no problems.
1890111
We wired this directly and leave it right in the boat at the campground for when we are not there. We have not had any problems with it and it works well so we don't have to worry about the rain when we are not going to be out there. We did place a wire mesh around the unit so if any debris ends up near it, it won't clog it and burn it out.
625537
it works for me in my RV. I purchased an external mount antenna that bolts to my roof ladder and doesn't require a ground plane. I works just fine. I actually use it with a MiFi and get my internet that way.
355969
Yes. I mounted it on the back of my RV to see what is behind. will need a small coax cable for signal and a separate two wire cable for 12 vdc power.
462105
I bought this for a winch on a goose neck trailer and it works just fine. Seems to be a good secure connection.
18918
I have put my DSL on it. I was nervous about it but it did work. And this was inside too. If you use it outside I'm sure the wind would blow it around.
1535071
Yes-This model has two usb connectors. It works very well from my Motorhome to receive weak signals that I could not work with in most RV parks.It will usually bump the signal bars up from one or two to four or five and bring in wifi signals not normally received.
2244829
Absolutely! That's where we have this installed. We get better signals inside the RV in the woods, than we do at home.
114438
I used 2 of these to power my RV when boon docking Labor day weekend at Haspin Acres in Indiana and it was WET. These are quiet so I kept them under the trailer sitting on the ground with the cord connection laying on top of them and cable locked to the frame. We had heavy rainfall at times and not a bit of problem with this setup. 13500 btu a/c running nonstop and I refueled every 7 to 8 hours.
1156995
Yes, I use it exactly for that in my RV. I can connect to the campground WiFi and have my own private network inside the RV. I have used it to connect to public hotspots like Lowes, Panera, McDonalds, and similar while traveling. You need to add the USB access point to it and may need to upgrade the antenna on the access point depending on the distance from the hotspot. I use a Yagi for maximum range. I have been able to pick up good signals from over 300 yards away.
1898154
The cord on mine doesn't look much different than any other J1772 connector I've used. I don't see any reason that you couldn't use it outdoors. If in doubt, you could maybe have some sort of plastic cover you hang over it to keep the rain off.
2098363
I purchased this with the intention of using it with my RV. It dosen't seem to want to work through the walls of my RV.
999487
I have it connected to where the cable company connects to my house. Its been plugged in for years. I'd buy it again. If it breaks down
2098649
I used the connector to power my boat downriggers which I placed a 10 gauge wire for the connectors with no problems. Just set the set-screws in tight on the wire. Using the setup for ~4 months now with no issues on the connections. Hope this helps