RV parked in a bright forest campground RVShield RVPM-30A portable RV power manager

Engineered RV power protection

Power protection you can trust beyond the hookup.

RVShield monitors campground power and disconnects unsafe output—before it reaches your RV.

Explore RVShield 30A
4,200JSurge protection
9 layersMonitored continuously
200°FThermal auto-shutoff
0/30/180sA/C delay
The protection lineup

Choose your
shore power.

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30A

RVShield RVPM-30A

Complete TT-30 protection for the campground pedestal.

  • 4,200J surge capacity
  • Nine monitored threats
  • 0 / 30 / 180s A/C delay
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Coming 2026 50A

RVShield RVPM-50A

Planned protection for larger motorhomes and fifth wheels on 50A service.

  • For 50A shore-power service
  • Product details to be announced
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Coming 2026 20A

OutdoorShield 20A

Planned protection for outdoor circuits, backyard RV hookups, and adjacent outdoor power use.

  • Outdoor 20A applications
  • Product details to be announced
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Made for real campgrounds

Clear protection.
Where it matters.

See RVShield working in a real campsite, then explore the complete 30A protection system and technical details on the dedicated product experience.

RVShield installed on a campground power pedestal beside an RV
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Amazon feedback

RVers notice
the difference.

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★★★★★
“Specific fault codes make troubleshooting much faster than guessing why your lights flickered.”
Vine Customer Review of Free Product · Jul 2026
★★★★★
“Easy to use, rugged, and gives complete confidence when plugging in at new sites.”
Vine Customer Review of Free Product · Jul 2026
★★★★★
“The display is easy to read—no guessing what’s happening with campground power.”
Vine Customer Review of Free Product · Jul 2026
Why RVShield

Most Surge Protectors
Just Watch.
Ours Stops the Damage.

Monitors nine threats

Checks voltage, wiring, grounding, current, frequency, and temperature continuously—then responds when conditions are unsafe.

Thermal auto-shutoff

At 200°F, RVShield automatically cuts output and shows E5—before excess heat can become a larger equipment problem.

Explains the problem

Clear fault codes and live readings help you understand what is happening instead of leaving you to guess.

Protects the restart

Adjustable 0, 30, or 180-second delay gives air-conditioner compressors time to settle before power returns.

RVShield connected at a pine forest campground
Correct connection sequence

Connect in order.
Read the power.

Watch the correct order for connecting RVShield at the pedestal before your RV receives campground power.

Free download

Know the power.
Protect the RV.

Get the practical RV Electrical Safety Guide: pedestal checks, fault-code guidance, and the warning signs that mean it is time to disconnect.