Check the listing for details. RV Surge Protector 30 Amp with Grip Handles for Camper Trailer Mobilhome Truck. Color: Blue, Condition: New. Listed at 31.38 USD. - Input Voltage: 125 Volts AC, suitable for most RVs with 30 AMP service. - Frequency: 50/60Hz, ensuring compatibility with multiple power sources. - Current Rating (Load): 30 Amps, providing enough power for most RV appliances and devices. - Power (Use): 3750 Watts, enough to handle even the highest energy-consuming RV equipment. - Surge Protection Rating: 2100 Joules, means our surge protector can effectively absorb large power spikes and keep them from damaging your RV's electronics. - Material: Brass construction ensures durability and provides excellent heat dissipation capabilities. Product Story: Our 30 Amp RV Surge Protector is designed to effectively protect your RV's electrical system from surges, spikes and voltage fluctuation caused by various unpredictable factors such as lightning, power outages, or unstable power sources in campsites. Product Function Detailed Explanation: - Input Voltage: 125 Volts AC, suitable for most RVs with 30 AMP service. - Frequency: 50/60Hz, ensuring compatibility with multiple power sources. - Current Rating (Load): 30 Amps, providing enough power for most RV appliances and devices. - Power (Use): 3750 Watts, enough to handle even the highest energy-consuming RV equipment. - Surge Protection Rating: 2100 Joules, means our surge protector can effectively absorb large power spikes and keep them from damaging your RV's electronics. - Material: Brass construction ensures durability and provides excellent heat dissipation capabilities. Specification Information and Usage Instructions: - Easy to install, simply plug our surge protector into your RV's power supply and connect your RV to our surge protector. - Make sure the surge protector is properly grounded before use for maximum safety. Additional Information:- Unplug our surge protector before servicing or performing any maintenance. - Keep away from water and high temperatures to avoid damage. - Do not exceed the maximum electrical rating; doing so may cause personal injury or equipment failure.