Grounding Monitor Interrupters (GMIs)

A GMI is an electrical safety device installed in RVs with 30-amp or 5O-amp service. The National Electrical Code (NEC) is requiring Grounding Monitor Interrupters (GMls) to be permanently installed in all new RVs. Current expectations indicate that the requirement will likely apply to Model Year 2028 RVs, which would make June 1, 2027, the earliest possible enforcement date.

 
Hospitality Connections partnered with Mike Sokol of RVelectricity.com and No Shock Zone to present a webinar on the upcoming RVIA requirements for Grounding Monitor Interrupters. Watch the webinar here .

There are a lot of questions surrounding this change and to help with addressing these questions is a Frequently Asked Questions document to refer to. Click here to read the document.

Documents to Help Guide You Through the GMI Requirement
Impact of GMIs on Campgrounds and RV Parks
Campground Ready for GMI-Equipped RVs? 
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