/* container */ .responsive-two-column-grid { display:block; } /* columns */ .responsive-two-column-grid > * { padding:1rem; } /* tablet breakpoint */ @media (min-width:768px) { .responsive-two-column-grid { display: grid; grid-template-columns: 1fr 1fr; } } Generator Bonding Plug Finally, a simple solution for a simple problem with your RV portable generator and its power/surge protector. Some RVs have built-in power/surge protectors or some owners choose to use their pedestal plug-in power/surge protectors even when operating on portable generator or on inverter. In many cases, the power/surge protector device will report an "OPEN GROUND" or “E2” or "OPEN NEUTRAL" fault. The equipment is looking for an earth-ground connection, bonding in a word. This can prevent your RV from ever receiving power. To resolve this problem, all you need is Micro-Air’s Portable Generator and Inverter Bonding Plug. Truly plug-and-play, all it requires is for you to plug it into the outlet of your generator or inverter and then . . . walk away! It bonds the open ground and permits your power/surge protector to operate. No need for metal staking to ground your generator. This does the job. Guides & Information Problem:Power/Surge protector fault, no power to RV Indication:Open Ground or Open Neutral or E2 Solution:Plug this into the front of your inverter or generator Features Resolves E2, Open Ground and Open Neutral indications on surge protectors, generators and inverters Simple? Could not be more simple—just plug it in! Specifications/Notes Progressive Industries® manufactures some of the most popular surge protector/power monitors in the RV market. Please refer to their article and video at this link that further explains this issue of the unbonded neutral.
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