Park Power In Low-Voltage Situations | Quick Tips With Randy

Randy explains the importance of monitoring voltage levels to protect your RV's electrical system. He demonstrates how to check the actual voltage running through your RV using a multimeter. Whether you're a seasoned RV enthusiast or a beginner, Randy's expert tips will help you ensure a safe and efficient power setup for your adventures.
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[@daviscrt]

Great video. Thanks Don

[@dprentice22]

Good video Randy. Thanks for the help last week in Plainville with my Seismic wiper seal.

[@arthurcutting9227]

It's important to test the voltage at the pedestal and in the camper so you can tell where the voltage drop is. If the voltage is low at the pedestal that's a grid problem, good at the pedestal but low at your outlet? You might have a problem. BTW, in the AC mode your meter won't display positive or negative since it's alternating current. 😊

[@jeffchandler7083]

Randy thanks for help with showing this newbie on hooking up my 5th wheel in the smothering heat. What can be done if you have low voltage to protect the camper?