u/Individual-Ad-2862

Grounding to neutral for travel trailer??

I have (unfortunately) a 2022 Hideout 202rd travel trailer. My wife and I have lived in it for three years while we saved up for land (✅) and will be in it through next summer while we build our off grid cabin. The time has come, and I bought a new Duel Fuel Predator 5000 inverter generator. I’ve been watching numerous videos on break in, set up, etc. and I just watched a video where a gentleman bonded neutral to ground because his travel trailer has EMS surge protection. Our trailer does not have this; it’s just standard 30amp circuit breakers. Do I still need to do this? Would it just be good practice too? This is out of my wheelhouse and just looking to learn. Thanks in advance 🙏

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u/Individual-Ad-2862 — 9 days ago
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Drug test?

It’s a little herb, I don’t drink to the gills like most I’ve seen in this industry.

I’m due for recertification in a few months and while yes my DOT physical/drug test is current, the current state of my piss is different. I’ll only need to pass the written parts of the process as I have well over a 1,000 hours in the past five years operating with my license. Will they drug test before re-cert? I would guess a “no,” as they’re not employing me, but I guess I’m just being a bit paranoid 😂 (small side effect)

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u/Individual-Ad-2862 — 3 months ago

Thoughts, comments on “my setup”

I’ve been doing a fair bit of research, and I believe this setup would work for my initial needs. I’m more or less using the solar panels here as a reference. I know I can get them cheaper but I really prefer eight for the setup and scenario for my question. Would a set up like this be better for either a Honda eu2200 or 3000 for battery backup/top-off? Should I skip these and only look at propane generators or tri-fuel? I’m not really interested in modifying a new generator for propane, just a personal preference. Thanks in advance

u/Individual-Ad-2862 — 3 months ago