An RV surge protector plugs between the campground pedestal and your shore power cord to absorb voltage spikes and flag bad wiring. A plain protector warns you; an electrical management system (EMS) cuts power off. For most RVers the better buy is an EMS, and the Progressive Industries SSP-30XL is the one we recommend first. … Read more
Campground spigots and travel-truck fill stations are the least regulated taps most RVers ever drink from. A municipal park in West Virginia, a county park well in Texas, and a casino stopover outside Reno can each hand you water that tastes fine straight from the tap and still carries chlorine byproducts, rust sediment, iron, or … Read more
An RV sewer hose kit is a reinforced flexible hose with fittings, adapters and end caps that carries waste from your black and grey tanks to a dump station, then collapses flat for storage in the trailer bumper or a basement compartment. Most weekend campers need a reliable 10 to 20 foot hose, and full-time … Read more