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Question Ripleys, new RV owners a 22 foot travel trailer
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EMS is essential in my opinion.
Progressive Industries EMS-PT30X
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An adapter from 20 A (at house, for instance) to 30A at trailer could be useful, and perhaps 50A from pole to 30A at trailer.
A good multimeter is also, always a good idea.
These are also, very useful - Klein Tools 2-Piece Non-Contact Voltage Tester with Laser Pointer and GFCI Outlet Tester Tool Set-NCVT5KIT - The Home Depot
Progressive Industries EMS-PT30X
Hughes Autoformers
hughesautoformers.com
An adapter from 20 A (at house, for instance) to 30A at trailer could be useful, and perhaps 50A from pole to 30A at trailer.
A good multimeter is also, always a good idea.
These are also, very useful - Klein Tools 2-Piece Non-Contact Voltage Tester with Laser Pointer and GFCI Outlet Tester Tool Set-NCVT5KIT - The Home Depot
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