2018 vs. 2019 - Event Date: 20 Jun 2018

1. Slide Toppers - catch debiis

https://youtu.be/Axbn4hmPXuQ

Catch debris that fall from tree coverage and prevent the slide out seals from being clogged up and damaged by sticks, pitch, acorns, and leaves when the slide is opened and closed.

2. Aeroflo Vent Covers

https://youtu.be/YwOc2vHJWvM

All season covers that go over existing crank up vents. These covers allow you to leave vents open all the time and most importantly open in the winter to stop moisture and condensation build up throughout winter storage. The best thing about the covers is you never have to worry about rain getting in if you leave the vent open by accident.

 3. Surge Protection with Hardwire

Proper surge protection is very important due to the fact that  a lot of your campgrounds have insufficient and antiquated electrical grids. Campers are also more demanding nowadays having multiple A/C’s and full sized appliances. The biggest problem we are seeing is low voltage. Low voltage is the result of all the campers trying to pull power at the same time. This forces your appliances to run off less volts than they were designed to and in turn will work harder and will eventually damage or ruin thousands of dollars worth of electrical equipment in your camper. Surge protection works a lot like a powerstrip for your computers at home. Once a problem is detected your surge protector will kick off all power and will not restore until the issue is fixed. A flush mounted LCD display will notify you of any problems. It will also detect other issues like mis-wired pedestals, or damaged wiring that occurs often because power pedestals at campgrounds are left out in the elements.