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[TimmyB]

Originally Posted by canman001

I will be purchasing the Hughes autoformer for the additional low voltage protection and boost provided. Way too many old parks with significant draw down. I have experienced voltages down to 108 which of course drives up the amp draw and can harm components.

I had one of those for my 30A MH last year and was going to get one for my new rig this past spring. However, when I saw all the hassles that people were getting from park owners, accusing them of ridiculous things such as causing electrical problems for others, I decided to get the Hughes PWD-EPO series, instead. It does basically everything the autoformer does, except it simply shuts down at low voltage, rather than changing the amperage. It also automatically restarts once it finds power has stabilized for a set period of time, which I believe was 30 seconds. It also has a bluetooth connection, so you can see what's going on with it without leaving your coach. It's a great buy for just over $200.

[Mr Ted]

Originally Posted by TimmyB

I had one of those for my 30A MH last year and was going to get one for my new rig this past spring. However, when I saw all the hassles that people were getting from park owners, accusing them of ridiculous things such as causing electrical problems for others, I decided to get the Hughes PWD-EPO series, instead. It does basically everything the autoformer does, except it simply shuts down at low voltage, rather than changing the amperage. It also automatically restarts once it finds power has stabilized for a set period of time, which I believe was 30 seconds. It also has a bluetooth connection, so you can see what's going on with it without leaving your coach. It's a great buy for just over $200.

Great choice. This is by far the Finest and newest tech out there right now. Everybody else is now playing catch - up .

[mr.tommy]

Originally Posted by dfuelman

To jump into this post, My Intrigue has a hard wired surge protector and also came with an inline surge protector. Should I be using both when on shore power?

Yes. I also have redundant protection too. It can't hurt.