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Old 10-24-2017, 04:21 AM   #19
gnach
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Brand: Thor Motor Coach
Model: Axis 25.4
State: California
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Maybe newer appliances and electronics will just shut off or not run when the voltage is low, but how is one to know? Years back low voltage was the main reason for appliance replacement. I am just more comfortable knowing that if I am plugged in somewhere and the voltage goes below 105 volts,( because everyone is running their air conditioners or space heater, or I am in a jam-packed campground), that my unit will power off.
If anything, the new electronics are are more sensitive to voltage. It's not just high/low voltage, but also for bad grounds, reversed polarity, etc. I look at it as cheap insurance.
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