Do You Need a Surge Protector for Your RV?

An RV surge protector protects your RV's electrical system from power surges, and faulty electrical wiring at campgrounds. But is it worth the hassle & expense? And what about RV electrical adapters?
Here are the products on Amazon I show in the video:
Surge Guard 50 Amp Surge Protector - amzn.to/2VYlAbK
50 amp to 30 amp adapter - amzn.to/3gsBm7W
30 amp to 110v adapter - amzn.to/3qCsv8F
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Here are the products on Amazon I show in the video:
Surge Guard 50 Amp Surge Protector - amzn.to/2VYlAbK
50 amp to 30 amp adapter - amzn.to/3gsBm7W
30 amp to 110v adapter - amzn.to/3qCsv8F

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Its It's actually quite common to run into electrical box problems at parks. Other than that great video. Thanks