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RV Surge Protectors for safer hookups

Keep your rig's power clean and steady with an RV surge protector. Choose portable or hardwired styles, in 30 amp or 50 amp, and add options like Bluetooth/WiFi monitoring, emergency shutoff (EPO) for low voltage or wiring faults, or built-in voltage boosting for sagging campground power. Handy for tracking usage on both legs and avoiding surprises when loads kick on.
Yes—hardwiring can be done by cutting and stripping wires to tie into your RV's outlet wiring. If space is tight or you mount it flat, make sure you're not blocking ventilation since the unit does warm up. Add a nearby plug or access point so you can move between campgrounds without opening the panel each time.
Yes—models with an emergency shut off can cut power for low voltage, open ground, open neutral, reverse polarity, or open circuit. Check the specs for EPO listed with these exact protections. If you've had power issues before, confirm the unit covers the conditions you've seen at pedestals.
Match the surge protector to your RV's service. A 30A unit can be used with a 50A rig using a dog bone adapter, but you'll need to monitor usage so you don't go over. If you want to see consumption on both legs of the circuit, choose a 50A version that shows your consumption on both legs.
Pick a voltage-boosting surge protector if campground power drops, like seeing 104 V on both legs. These units maintain the power they generate so you constantly have the boost in voltage, and can include a power off feature when volts drop below usable levels. Use the app or display to watch incoming voltage as loads change.