Southwire Portable Surge Guard with Diagnostics, 50-Amp
Item No. 102468
Southwire Portable Surge Guard with Diagnostics, 50-Amp is rated
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Southwire Portable Surge Guard with Diagnostics, 50-Amp
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Features
Designed to handle the high-power consumption demands of today's RV campers, the 50A 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 | 50.00 A |
|---|---|
| Unit Weight | 2.75 lb |
| Brand | Southwire |
| MFG Part No. | 44290 |
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Designed to handle the high-power consumption demands of today's RV campers, the 50A 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 | 50.00 A |
|---|---|
| Unit Weight | 2.75 lb |
| Brand | Southwire |
| MFG Part No. | 44290 |
Rated 4 out of
5
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Del T from
Surge Guard Protector
This is my second surge protector by Surge Guard. Impressed with its high quality construction and reliability. Its more compact design is convenient, but presents one drawback. There is no convenient way to secure the item to prevent theft or unauthorized removal. I have to use a cable lock around the protector and the pedestal to secure it. The previous model had a pigtail design which allowed use of the Surge Guard Security Box that went around the plugs to prevent disconnecting the protector from the RV power cord.
Date published: 2019-08-03
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Rich from
Right product for the job
Product arrived very fast. It worked as advertised. easy to use.
Date published: 2019-09-29
Rated 3 out of
5
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Peter from
Surge protection defeated by rain
This is a good surge protector for the money. However, it rained hard one night, and water got in the plug housing, resulting in shorting and tripping the breakers in the mortar coach, which sort of defeats the purpose of a surge protector.
Date published: 2019-12-30
Rated 5 out of
5
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rs69 from
keyman69
Surge guard works great. But, the surge guard universal lock hasp I ordered also only works with the dog bone style surge guard. Not very universal is it.
Date published: 2020-04-12
Rated 4 out of
5
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Bear 61 from
First time user of surge device in 15 years.
Shipping was excellent received it when we were told it would be here. I have only used it twice since receiving the device but so far everything has been fine. The trailer cord fits snug in the receptacle part of the spd, the lights light up on the spd when it is plugged into the pedestal letting you know the pedestal is wired correctly. To early to give it a 5 but time will tell.
Date published: 2020-06-06
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Charles from
Surge Guard
Went camping for the first time with it, loved how it showed you the hookup was right. Did not have any surges with it. We had a lighting hit last year on our old camper, not sure if this would help, but do not want to have another main board and microwave get fried.
Date published: 2020-08-30
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Dave P from
Works as described!
Product works as described. Haven't used it with a defective outlet yet but based on other reviews I'm confident it will protect my electrical system in my motorhome.
Date published: 2020-05-10
We are changing RVS from a 50 amp to a 30 amp. We currently have portable surge protector 50 amp #102468. Will we still be able to use this surge protector or will we need the 30 amp version?
Of course you will require 30 amp - none of the plugs are the same and rhe power is entirely different!!
Date published: 2019-12-29
Will any/all of the 50 Amp surge protectors function properly if they are plugged into a 30 Amp outlet with an adapter cable?
Yes, the manufacturer of these RV surge protectors design them so that they will still operate properly when using a power outlet adapter(i.e. plugging 50amp surge protector in to a 30amp receptacle with an adapter).
Date published: 2019-08-05
Hang at an angle?
Does unit have to hang straight up and down or can it lay at an angle on the ground
This does not have to be angled any certain way.
Date published: 2019-03-08
Does this unit reset it self?
Yes, this unit will automatically reset.
Date published: 2019-03-08