Southwire Portable Surge Guard with Diagnostics, 30-Amp
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Southwire Portable Surge Guard with Diagnostics, 30-Amp
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Features
Designed to handle the high-power consumption demands of today's RV campers, the 30A Portable Surge Guard analyzes circuits to identify power supply status. This unit checks for open ground, open neutral, correct polarity, and reversed lines/ground. The weather-resistant Surge Guard features a surge protection indicator and thermal sensor to indicate overheating plug/receptacle. High-gauge brass construction provides years of reliable use. Plugs directly into the power pedestal with no pigtail for plugging in the cord.
Features
• Handles the high-power consumption of campers
• Analyzes circuits to identify power status
• Checks for open ground, correct polarity, and more
• Convenient Easy-T-Pull plug handles
• High-gauge brass construction
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Features
• Handles the high-power consumption of campers
• Analyzes circuits to identify power status
• Checks for open ground, correct polarity, and more
• Convenient Easy-T-Pull plug handles
• High-gauge brass construction
- Handles the high-power consumption demand of RV campers
- Analyzes circuits to identify power status
- Checks for open ground, open neutral, correct polarity, and reverse lines/ground
- Surge protection indicator and thermal sensor
- High-gauge brass construction
Specs
| Amperage | 30.00 A |
|---|---|
| Unit Weight | 1.50 lb |
| Brand | Southwire |
| MFG Part No. | 44280 |
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Designed to handle the high-power consumption demands of today's RV campers, the 30A Portable Surge Guard analyzes circuits to identify power supply status. This unit checks for open ground, open neutral, correct polarity, and reversed lines/ground. The weather-resistant Surge Guard features a surge protection indicator and thermal sensor to indicate overheating plug/receptacle. High-gauge brass construction provides years of reliable use. Plugs directly into the power pedestal with no pigtail for plugging in the cord.
Features
• Handles the high-power consumption of campers
• Analyzes circuits to identify power status
• Checks for open ground, correct polarity, and more
• Convenient Easy-T-Pull plug handles
• High-gauge brass construction
Show moreShow less
Features
• Handles the high-power consumption of campers
• Analyzes circuits to identify power status
• Checks for open ground, correct polarity, and more
• Convenient Easy-T-Pull plug handles
• High-gauge brass construction
- Handles the high-power consumption demand of RV campers
- Analyzes circuits to identify power status
- Checks for open ground, open neutral, correct polarity, and reverse lines/ground
- Surge protection indicator and thermal sensor
- High-gauge brass construction
| Amperage | 30.00 A |
|---|---|
| Unit Weight | 1.50 lb |
| Brand | Southwire |
| MFG Part No. | 44280 |
Rated 5 out of
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LAURA from
Glad We Purchased It!
Works great! The last time we used it, it tripped twice! We switched to another source, and it worked fine. So happy we decided to get one!
Date published: 2020-10-02
Rated 5 out of
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Karl from
Southwire Portable Surge Guard
We have used the Southwire Portable Surge Guard twice since purchasing it, and it has performed flawlessly. We feel more secure knowing that the entire electrical system of our RV is now protected from sudden, unwanted electrical surges.
Date published: 2020-09-26
Rated 5 out of
5
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MTrvlivin from
Great Protection
We have used it for 2 years now as snowbirds and it’s a good quality, well built unit. Great price through Camping World.
Date published: 2021-03-26
Rated 5 out of
5
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Barb from
Nice buy
Works well. Will not easily fall out or have your RV unplug. Lights are clear and can be seen from a distance.
Date published: 2021-08-28
Rated 5 out of
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Roger from
Great surge protection
Great for using at camp spots where you are not sure of having power surges
Date published: 2021-05-29
Will the Surge Guard 44280 unit light up to show the camp ground power pedestal status on it's LEDs BEFORE the RV power cord is plugged into it? So I would not be risking damage to my RV's electrical system.
Yes it will light up. We have used it in numerous parks and has always worked. Never any trouble with Damage to RV.
Date published: 2021-07-11
Can I plug into a 50 amp with a 30 amp adapter with this unit?
Yes, this surge protector will still work if an adapter is used to connect it to a 50amp RV power outlet.
Date published: 2020-03-28
Is this unit resetable
This surge protector will automatically reset its self.
Date published: 2020-03-28
What does it mean that this unit plugs into pedestal with no pigtail for power cord. How does my unit electrical cord connect to this unit or doesn't it?
The corded side of this Surge Guard is a male plug that attaches to the pedestal. At the bottom of this unit is an RV 30amp female receptacle for the power cord from a camper to plug in to.
Date published: 2019-11-07
How many Joules of power is this rated for?
Surge Protection: 2100 joules
Date published: 2020-03-28
Can I hook this up to my generator?
Yes, the 442xx series can be safely plugged in to a generator that has a TT-30 receptacle or by using an appropriate adapter.<p>However, most portable generators are designed with a "floating neutral electrical system"(refer to generator manual or manufacturer for this information), so the Surge Guard may show an open ground fault. This can be corrected with Southwire/Surge Guard part#44400(Neutral-Ground Bonding Plug), contact our Technical Service Department @ 800.622.6264(M-F, 8:00-5:00 CST) to check pricing and availability as this part has to be special ordered.
Date published: 2019-11-07
Does it take high and low surged? And does it go back on after a surge
The Surge Guard will only protect from high surges. Yes, the unit will reset it's self after a surge.
Date published: 2020-03-28