Will this unit protect the RV from low voltage&gt;
282816
It appears to - I had an issue a couple of years ago with a park that had just that a my site - no damage done.
1364980
most RV's have a built in converter that converts AC to 12 volt,so hooked to shore power or not it works.
782874
I'm not sure about that, but I guess that kind of protection has to be in the house energy brakers. I would think it will give you some protection but I would not relay only on this.
351682
It's not low voltage, it does come with post you have to make your own out of metal allied tubing and spray paint it
1619730
No. Just hook it up directly to the 12volt battery posts. I have owned mine for some time now and it works very well to keep my RV auxilliary battery charged.
99119
Yes, it will if you have the low voltage line from each hose location to the unit location.
1765109
All RVs Alarms are wired using there 12 volt coach battery. If your RV battery is dead your LP safety Solenoid wont turn on any of the LP appliances. the MTI-742 is a 12 volt unit. Hope this helps
1223233
Yes. But I put mine on a switch so I can turn it off when the RV is in storage so as not to run the battery down.
1527510
No you should not,the engine should be running or u won't have proper voltage ...unless u have that type of RV of course that has an engine....
896717
I think that you are asking if you could use the Progressive Industries power guard unit with your transfer switch. The answer is yes. The only thing a transfer switch does is automatically switch your power from 110volt from your land line electric source to 110volt from your generator and back. It provides almost no protection for your RV. The Progressive Industries protects all of the electrical units in your RV from power surges, high voltage, low voltage and many many other electrical problems. It is easy to use and gives all the protection as listed at the Progressive Industries web site. I think that you are asking if you could use the Progressive Industries power guard unit with your transfer switch. The answer is yes. The only thing a transfer switch does is automatically switch your power from 110volt from your land line electric source to 110volt from your generator and back. It provides almost no protection for your RV. The Progressive Industries protects all of the electrical units in your RV from power surges, high voltage, low voltage and many many other electrical problems. It is easy to use and gives all the protection as listed at the Progressive Industries web... » Read More I think that you are asking if you could use the Progressive Industries power guard unit with your transfer switch. The answer is yes. The only thing a transfer switch does is automatically switch your power from 110volt from your land line electric source to 110volt from your generator and back. It provides almost no protection for your RV. The Progressive Industries protects all of the electrical units in your RV from power surges, high voltage, low voltage and many many other electrical problems. It is easy to use and gives all the protection as listed at the Progressive Industries web site. « Show Less
551684
Robbie, it works on standard voltage. You should be aware however that this was originally a thru the wall unit retrofitted to be installed in a window. Therefore you need to screw the pieces into the casing and install the casing before mounting the unit. I purchased an extra support and had it professionally installed and that was a wise decision. It took two men abt an hour to do the install. BTW It's a great unit and relatively quiet
1602283
I'm not sure what you mean by fails. It does have a lifetime warranty. They will repair or replace. If it registers a problem with the electrical connection, it will keep you and your unit safe. If it is something like a power surge, etc it may register and stop working and you have to return it. I, personally, wouldn't be without this safeguard. It is much less expensive than insuring the replacement of the many things in your RV that would need to be replaced.
1432231
This will work with any RV that has 12 volt DC and a ground lead at the monitor position. The challenge is that it is not the exact size of some of the earlier versions so that you have to fabricate a backing plate to make the installation look better. If you do not care about cosmetics, it will not be a factor, just make sure that the red wire goes to the plus + side and the black wire goes to the minus - side.
640650
If you have a 30 amp rv, why pay almost $100 more for a 50 amp surge protector? Get the 30 amp to match the power requirements of your unit.
2279102
Keep in mind the normal household circuits are only 15 amps. That will not run your RV's AC. You can get an adapter that will run the lights, frig, etc., but not your AC.
2279103
Yes it will but you will need a 20 amp adapter for the Rv then plug it in and you will all set.
635591
Not familiar with RV's but it's a simple 2 wire milli volt tstat. I hooked mine up to a pellet stove.