AC WORKS® Connector — RV

Reasons for Your RV Electric Problems

Posted by Stephanie Junek on Apr 05, 2019

Electrical problems are more common than you think. Whether you own a 30 Amp RV or a 50 Amp RV, you should have a basic understanding of your RV electrical system.

Resetting a breaker or a GFCI that has kicked out, replacing a blown fuse are all small problems you can figure out on your own. Big problems involving AC power or propane should be left to the professional service technicians. Is your problem big or not?

RV Electricity Basics: Power Source, Appliances, and More

Posted by Stephanie Junek on Mar 29, 2019

RV's have the option of a 30 Amp or a 50 Amp RV electrical system. What is the difference between the two? What will you use for a power source? Do you know what to do if your RV park power source stops working or has an outage? What type of generator will you use? There are so many questions involved with the basics of RV electricity and we are going to try and answer them all.

Keep your Puppy Safe in your Home or RV

Posted by Stephanie Junek on Mar 22, 2019

We want to discuss the wide range of electrical hazards to watch for before you bring your new puppy into your house. Just like a child, puppies will require constant supervision. There are many dangers in your home to be aware of. It is important to know about these dangers and how to avoid them.

You Don't Have to Buy a New Generator, We can Help

Posted by Stephanie Junek on Mar 15, 2019

Do you own a generator and it does not have the correct outlet? You need to rent a generator but the only option available to you has an outlet that does not pair with your needs? Are you considering purchasing a whole new generator or trying to change your generator outlet? There are many reasons your generator might now work for your needs but we also have many solutions to provide you.

Copper and Nickel-Plating

Posted by Stephanie Junek on Jan 11, 2019

Copper and Nickel-plating are both good options for your AC WORKS™ brand products, conductivity, longevity, and overall quality of the product. There are pros and cons to each type of material used and learning these will only benefit you when purchasing your next power adapter or cord.

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