Since 1995 Hughes Autoformers has been the industry leader in providing high quality RV low voltage boosting solutions. Compelled by his passion for RVs and know- ledge of electricity, Mr. Hughes designed the first low voltage remedy to problematic RV air conditioning and refrigeration power requirements. The original Hughes Autoformer has since served as the inspiration for innovations that have paved the way for today’s high performance solutions. With nearly a hundred thousand Autoformers in the market today, you can say ‘We Wrote the Book’ on helping protect RV appliances from costly low voltage conditions. Today’s Hughes Autoformers are designed, manufactured and tested in a World-Class Southern California based Transformer Manufacturing organization The fact is not only are we the original, but we are still the best choice for RV Low Voltage solutions. Hughes Autoformers are designed to increase voltage to your RV and help eliminate low voltage damage to your appliances. Unlike a 'boost transformer', the 'sense circuit' in the Autoformer will adjust the output based on the load demand. For this reason you can run additional appliances on a 30 amp input. I.e.: coffee pot & microwave each draw 1200 watts, total 2400 watts. Add wattage for the converter & refrigerator - about 800 additional watts - & you have 3200 watt demand. If you are only getting 100 volts from the supply, the maximum wattage would be 3000 watts. The Autoformer will boost voltage to give you 3600 watts to your RV! The Autoformer output will self-adjust depending on the demand. With the increase in the voltage to the RV (through the Autoformer) the amperage demand will be lower & the overall performance will be greater. Your appliances will operate smoothly & efficiently without premature wear & damage to motors & compressors. With an operation range of appx. 94 to 125 volts input, the Autoformer will boost your RV voltage to safe & efficient levels. Appliance failure can be costly, as well as frustrating & inconvenient. Many AC motors burn out due to higher than rated current draw caused by low voltage. This wasted current could be better used to operate another appliance at the same time the AC is being used. With low voltage you generally can't run anything else without risk of damage.
