Smartplug System

  Smart OEMs are constantly looking for products that provide them with a competitive edge and encourage sales of their RVs. SmartPlug Systems plug-and-play shore power components have a great cost-benefit ratio for both production and custom builders. A perfect standard feature or an optional upgrade to any Class B, C, or towable RV, they’re available in 30A 125V or 50A 125/250V versions. The SmartPlug has a pin and clip design that provides over 27 times more metal-to-metal contact to lessen electrical resistance and overheating. This not only makes it safer than other designs, but it also reduces the chances of electrical system overload. Because the IP56-rated ergonomic connector is asymmetrical and pushes straight in with self-locking features, the device is more secure and easier to use. For OEMs with designated shore power locations, the SmartPlug uses industry-standard sizing and hole spacing for a pain-free conversion. The inlet is available in 316 cast sta

  As winter draws near, the boating season slows down for many boating enthusiasts located in colder regions. Boat owners are making plans to store their boats if they haven’t already. If you’re a boat owner and are making the same preparations, we’ve compiled a few steps on how to prepare your boat for winter.  “Winterizing” your boat is a must to keep your vessel in peak condition and ready for the spring/summer boating season.   Since your boat is a significant investment, proper planning is required to prepare it for the winter season. If you do not winterize your boat, you could put your vessel at risk of developing rust and accelerating its wear during this storage period. STEP 1 – Empty and Clean Your Boat Likely an obvious first step is to empty and clean your boat. As soon as you get the boat out of the water, give it a thorough cleanse to remove any dirt or debris. Ensure you use the correct cleaning products to avoid scratching the boat. Aside from remov