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WUQ 50-Amp Surge Protector 4200 Joules Dogbone 55319
50-amp dogbone surge protector with 4200-joule rating and diagnostic LEDs for wiring-fault indication
- Battery TypeOffice Supplies & Gadgets
- Protects RV equipment from surges with 4200 joules
- Diagnoses wiring faults via LEDs before connecting power
- Contoured Power Grip handles ease plugging and unplugging
- Weatherproof build withstands adverse outdoor conditions
50-Amp Dogbone Surge Protector
This 50-amp dogbone surge protector connects between a NEMA 14-50P male plug and a NEMA 14-50R female receptacle. It provides up to 4200 joules of integrated surge protection for RV and camper electrical equipment. Diagnostic LEDs indicate wiring faults such as reverse polarity and open neutral at the power pedestal. Contoured Power Grip handles make plugging and unplugging easier.
Weatherproof Sustained Surge Handling
The weatherproof housing withstands adverse outdoor conditions during continuous connection to a power pedestal. Under sustained load the unit absorbs repeated surges up to its 4200-joule rating without degradation. Diagnostic LEDs continue to report wiring faults in real time while the circuit remains energised. It does not suit installations requiring hardwired or panel-mount surge protection.
Highlights
- Protects RV equipment from surges with 4200 joules
- Diagnoses wiring faults via LEDs before connecting power
- Contoured Power Grip handles ease plugging and unplugging
- Weatherproof build withstands adverse outdoor conditions
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How much heat or noise does the 50-amp surge protector generate when running continuously?
The unit has no fan or active cooling, so it produces no audible noise and negligible heat during normal operation.
What existing power connections must my RV or camper already have for this dogbone to work?
Your pedestal must supply a 50-amp NEMA 14-50R outlet and your RV cord must end in a 50-amp NEMA 14-50P plug for the dogbone to connect.
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