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Originally Posted by robebur
There is nothing else on, other than those items that seem to unavoidable like the lights on the radio and indicator light on the stove and microwave clock. I am tending to think it is an overload situation at the post. Ideally, all I am trying to do is run my fridge in advance of leaving for a trip so it is cold when I load up. If the solar charger can keep up with that I am all set. I will be returning today to check it. Great insight though, thanks.
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You never answered the question? Is it a GFCI outlet that is tripping?
GFCIs do NOT trip on overload - there is a separate breaker for that.
There are combined GFCI/Overload breakers;
but they usually supply multiple outlets, not a single pole.
Since this is a storage area I doubt you have access to the breaker panel to reset an overload condition so I can only assume you are tripping a GFCI outlet, WHICH DOES NOT TRIP ON OVERLOAD.
So you have 3 choices:
Plug into a non-GFCI circuit
Find the ground/neutral bonding problem in your MH
Purchase an isolation transformer for about $500.
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