Smartplug System

An RV power outlet, also known as a campground power pedestal, is a device that provides electrical power to recreational vehicles (RVs) while they are parked at a campground or RV park. It usually consists of a metal box with one or more electrical outlets on the front and a hinged door that covers the outlets when they are not in use. The power outlet is typically wired to a distribution panel that is connected to a main power source, such as a generator or a utility power line. The outlet may provide 120-volt AC power, 240-volt AC power, or both, depending on the needs of the RV. RV power outlets are designed to provide a safe and reliable source of power to RVs, and they often include built-in safety features such as circuit breakers and ground fault circuit interrupters (GFCIs) to protect against electrical overloads and shocks. It is important for RV owners to use only approved RV power cords and adapters when connecting to a campground power pedestal to ensure proper grounding a

 Stray AC current leaking into the water from faulty marina or boat wiring can be lethal if someone falls in from a dock or deck. Avoiding such a tragedy is simple with the addition of a SmartPlug ELCI (equipment leakage circuit interrupter). Similar to a residential ground fault circuit interrupter, it instantly trips the breaker if a problem is detected to stop all electrical flow. A two-piece system, the SmartPlug ELCI Kit is comprised of a sensor and a 30A or 50A Breaker. The combination meets ABYC E-11 standards for ground fault protection and shore power circuit interruption. Both units have a UV-resistant enclosure housed in SmartPlug’s uniquely-designed but standard-size stainless steel or white non-metallic inlet. Completely automatic upon power-up, the SmartPlug ELCI element is UL-943 listed, has power and fault status indicators, and test and reset buttons. The rocker switch breaker is UL-489 listed with a trip level of <30mA (27mA nominal) at a trip t

  Buyers are increasingly expecting residential-like electrical systems on new RVs. Faced with dealing with the massive power draws imposed by an ever-growing list of onboard appliances, devices,and outlets, savvy RV builders are increasingly turning to SmartPlug Systems’ revolutionary SmartPlug for their shore power connection solution.  It’s an effective strategy for separating themselves from the competition. Safety is a significant, yet often untapped, selling point that resonates with a broad consumer base. The SmartPlug’s unique design provides the maximum electrical transfer to handle heavy loads, without the fire-causing resistance and overheating common with twist-type connectors.   Plus, its asymmetrical shape is thoroughly modern in appearance and less intimidating for new RV owners—it plugs straight in. The SmartPlug is an easy switch for OEMs to make. Available in 30A and 50A models, hole patterns match industry standards, so there’s no changing molds or temp