Stand for Hughes Autoformers 30 Amp and 50 Amp Voltage Boosters

Video Transcript for Hughes Autoformers Voltage Booster Stand Review

What's up everybody. It's AJ with etrailer.com. Today we're at 370 Lakeside RV park. And we'll be checking out this stand for the autoformers. And it's going to sit on the ground, so you can sit them in there. and that way it's not on the ground, in the mud, or in the rain, it keeps it up and off of there.

And that way it keeps it nice and clean when you're using it. I just want to show you, just dropping it on the ground right there. You can see there's some dirt but if it was rain or just rain, it'd be muddy. And you wouldn't want to set that down in there. I'm going to show you that it works with the 50 amp, and see how it fits in the bigger spot there.

And then, I have the 30 amp right here. I'm going to sit it into place too. And that's going to fit in the smaller indention there in the middle. Both of them fit just fine, and keep it up and off the ground like we we're talking about. Looking at the stand, you can see the grooves in there.

They're going to help with grip. And also you have the holes here at the bottom that if any water, is to get in there it can just drain right out. You also have mounting holes, here in the four corners. That way, if you want to permanently mount it maybe on the inside of your basement, that way you could just sit it in place, and just keep it upright when you're driving around. Now, you can use this bungee cord that comes with it inside or outside.

It's just going to help keep it upright. It's got attachment points in the front, and the back. That's just going to apply some pressure. That way it just stays on that stand. If somebody was to come by and kick it or something, or knock it, or the wind was going, it wouldn't be able to fall over. And then a very sturdy ABS plastic. You hear me knocking on it. It's gonna hold up in those elements, it's not going to bother it at all. But it's also lightweight when you go to pick it up by itself and put it away, it's not going to be heavy. Whether you're using it inside in your basement to keep this upright and moving, or outside just to keep you from messing with it and keep it up and out of that water and mud, it's really going to be helpful to help keep the whole thing clean. Well, thanks for hanging out. And I hope this helped..