Low voltage and air conditioning

[HVACretired]

Originally Posted by SpringerPop

When a pro "rambles on", I LISTEN!

Your advice above is SPOT ON!

Too bad that NoAlOx wasn't routinely used until AFTER aluminum wiring fell out of common usage.

It's also too bad that, usually, maintenance people don't periodically tighten the connections on equipment that still has aluminum conductors.

Pop

From your mouth the THE RV PARKS ears, regular maintenance should be preformed at lease quarterly on every pedistal.
Oh ya thats wish full thinking
sorry

[xander]

Still battling with this. Thought for sure it was my cord and was looking around for a deal on a heavier duty one. Then a neighbor moved in next to me and he is having the same problems. Asking the owner to check into it. We will see how far that gets me. Thinking about leaving this camp.

[SpringerPop]

Originally Posted by xander

Still battling with this. <snio> Thinking about leaving this camp.

Sometimes, that's about all you can do.

Pop

[Tbonz]

I have a meter similar to that,when I use it,I add 5 volts ,itis that far off..Get your good volt metert and check it.

[wmtire]

For those who aren't handy with a multi-meter, you can go to Home Depot or Amazon and get what is called Kill-A-Watt to plug into a 15 amp 120 volt outlet.

Kill-a-watt is designed to show you much energy an electrical object is using, but it also show the voltage, amps, and watts too. Just another toy you could add to your arsenal.

Amazon.com: P3 International P4400 Kill A Watt Electricity Usage Monitor: Home Improvement