David Anderson
GBFulltime RV's My wife Sue and I are fulltime RV's. Our fifthwheel is our home and we can't allow anything to harm it or it's contents and at the same time protecting us. Yes the Hughes Autoformer and Watchdog are not cheap but quality will always cost a little more. Besides nothing beats the peace of mind one gets with this level of protection.
Randall Conrad
GBTired of low voltage or power spikes, try this I got tired of low voltage damage to my RV components. The last time I replaced the refrigerator circuit board, I got the Hughes 30a autoformer. I haven't had a surge or low voltage problem since. It works flawlessly without constant monitoring. THANKS HUGHES!
Jackie Drawbell
CAI have your 50 amp Watch Dog Surge Protector Thank God I have your 50 amp Watch Dog Surge protector I always questioned why I needed it. I was on holidays on Manitolin Island at a camp ground 30 Amp hookup. My power kept cutting out checked my watch dog app at a total of 10 amp consumption my voltage was dropping to 104 Volts and tripping out. Thank God I didn't need air conditioning at the time I probably would have burned it out. Great product I would highly recommend it.
Wayne Maier
GBDon't Leave Home without It! One of the first things we purchased before taking possession of our first Travel Trailer was buying the 30A Autoformer. This decision was based on reviewing online recommendations about possible electrical problems you can encounter while traveling and staying at different RV campgrounds. We have been very fortunate during our many stays over the last 3 years to have only encountered one campground that had a bad electrical problem that the Autoformer detected. We were able to bring the problem to the office and they immediately repaired the problem. We feel this device can and will assist us any time we pull into a new location or even during long stays. My recommendation Don't Leave Home without it.
Charles Thomas
GBHappy Voltage equals a Happy Camper! I have the Hughes transformer/protection on a 45’ class A Motorhome and I am fully aware of the ability to “boost” the voltage 2-4 volts when an RV park or campground is experiencing huge demand. I always have 120-124 volts ac on my monitor and have never experienced any appliance damage. I sleep good every night knowing the Hughes transformer/protector maintains safe voltage on my 50 amp service. Charles Thomas Zellwood, Florida