We take pride in delivering top-tier electrical solutions that enhance the way people live, work, and play. Our latest project is a testament to that commitment: the successful completion of a comprehensive energy management installation at a brand-new Recreational Vehicle Park. This exciting development, designed to welcome dozens of RV enthusiasts and campers, is now fully equipped with state-of-the-art voltage outlets, lighting, and control boxes at every site—thanks to the expertise and dedication of our skilled team.
Whether you're a weekend warrior seeking a quick getaway or a full-time RVer chasing the open road, This park offers a premium camping experience, and we’re thrilled to have played a key role in bringing this vision to life. In this article, we’ll walk you through the details of this project, the features that make it stand out, and how our work ensures safety, convenience, and enjoyment for every visitor.
1. Amperage: The amperage being provided will support all types of electrical hookup requirements in today's RV's.
2. Plugs: The plug types in this RV park will accommodate different styles of RV's who will visit the park.
3. Voltage: Voltage is a key factor in providing the correct electrical power to operate the functions in an RV, along with running the operations of the park.
4. Surge protection: This is a safety feature to prevent any potential damage to your electrical systems from power surges.
5. Ground fault circuit interrupter: The ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) is another important safety feature that is required in all RV parks.
5. Backup generator: Safeguard the infrastructure from sudden outages that could strain equipment or damage guest belongings.
Businesses invest in a retrofit because the energy savings over a period of time will pay for the lighting upgrade. Ask us about how your project may qualify for a cash incentive or rebate.
By taking the time to create a lighting design plan that meets the needs of the space and its occupants, businesses can improve the quality of their environment and increase the productivity of their employees.
This is a large outdoor project to showcase our expertise at Aztec Electrical in installing a sustainable power system.
The goal was clear: design and install a robust electrical system that would power dozens of RV sites while prioritizing safety, efficiency, and user-friendliness. Here’s a closer look at what this project entailed:
Voltage Outlets: Each RV site is now equipped with multiple voltage options, including 20-amp, 30-amp, and 50-amp outlets. These accommodate a wide range of RV models, from compact trailers to luxury motorhomes, ensuring every camper has access to the power they need.
Site Lighting: Strategic lighting was installed at every site, enhancing visibility and safety after dark. This includes pole-mounted lights and subtle ground-level illumination, creating a welcoming atmosphere without disrupting the natural surroundings.
Control Boxes: Durable, weather-resistant control boxes were installed at each site, giving campers easy access to power management. These boxes are designed for intuitive use, minimizing hassle and maximizing convenience.
From planning to execution, this project required meticulous attention to detail. Our team worked closely with the developers of the park to ensure every element of the electrical system aligned with the park’s vision while meeting—or exceeding—industry standards.
One of the standout features of the park is its ability to cater to a diverse range of RVs. Not all recreational vehicles are created equal, and their power requirements vary significantly. A small teardrop trailer might only need a 20-amp connection for basic appliances, while a sprawling fifth-wheel RV could demand a 50-amp hookup to run air conditioning, microwaves, and entertainment systems simultaneously.
Our team installed a tiered power system to accommodate this variety. Each site offers:
20-amp outlets for lightweight campers or those looking to power minimal equipment.
30-amp outlets for mid-sized RVs, a common choice for weekend travelers.
50-amp outlets for high-end rigs that require robust electrical capacity.
This flexibility ensures that the park can welcome campers of all kinds, from budget-conscious adventurers to those seeking a luxurious outdoor retreat. Plus, with our expertise in electrical load balancing, we’ve ensured the system can handle peak usage without overloading—keeping the power flowing smoothly even on the busiest summer weekends.
From the ground up, 45+ condos being constructed along the golf course covering all electrical systems.
New KOA park for recreational vehicles requiring electrical system and various voltage requirements.