Simple tester for electrical boxes???

[davel1971]

I'll stick with my Progressive EMS unit. Has never let me down. You can test the power all you want when you plug in, that doesn't mean it will stay good when the camground fills and everyone's AC is running. Low voltage is common.

[rogerkathy]

Have a Progressive EMS. Just want to check before hookup. Saves me time and frustration.

[ependydad]

Originally Posted by rogerkathy

Have a Progressive EMS. Just want to check before hookup. Saves me time and frustration.

Yeppers. Mine is hard-wired and I'd much rather not expend the effort backing in and leveling only to find out the pedestal or power has issues.

This is definitely a bonus for folks who have the portable ones.

[Kaadk]

Originally Posted by ependydad

Yeppers. Mine is hard-wired and I'd much rather not expend the effort backing in and leveling only to find out the pedestal or power has issues.



This is definitely a bonus for folks who have the portable ones.

You'd think so, but I find in reality I usually end up backing in anyways. I don't like to leave the rig sitting in roadway unnecessarily. It really only saves on the levelling and unhooking.



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