Advice on storing

[Uncle_Howie]

Hey alli have a 50 amp service , and I have the 50 amp hughs autoformer surge protection. My question is will it still be ok to use it necked down to 110 outlet for storage in a RV storage area. I have a spot that's covered and has the 110 for power.

 

[Rollin Ollen]

That shouldn't be a problem so long as you are not going to be drawing more than 15 amps. You should be able to keep your fridge running as well as keep your batteries maintained (as long as your unit is equipped to do so. Check to see if you have a battery monitor for your chassis battery.

You don't state if you will be winterizing. If you are in "cold" country, I doubt if you would be able to keep your plumbing above freezing using less than 15 amps.

Darrell

 

[Uncle_Howie]

That shouldn't be a problem so long as you are not going to be drawing more than 15 amps. You should be able to keep your fridge running as well as keep your batteries maintained (as long as your unit is equipped to do so. Check to see if you have a battery monitor for your chassis battery.

You don't state if you will be winterizing. If you are in "cold" country, I doubt if you would be able to keep your plumbing above freezing using less than 15 amps.

Darrell

Ya I will be blowing the lines out and opening everything up. I live in the PNW. Just wanted to make sure the hughs would still protect even if it's adapted down

 

[Wemustrv]

I store mine this way all the time no issues.

 

[team bradfield]

I store mine this way all the time no issues.

agree, should be just fine

 

[RyanS]

Might be a benefit to getting a small dehumidifier and running the drain line outside somehow. Shouldn't draw too many amps and would keep any mold or moisture from messing with things inside.