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Industry Groups Launch New GMI Resource

02.09.2026 13:07 1 min 1 source РУС
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Industry Groups Launch New GMI Resource
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The outdoor hospitality industry, led by OHI, has launched a new online resource to help campground and RV park owners understand grounding monitor interrupters (GMIs), which will be required in new 30-amp and 50-amp RVs starting with Model Year 2028. The resource, available at OHI.org/GMI, includes a one-sheet, FAQ, and guidance on electrical infrastructure. GMIs are safety devices that check the electrical connection before allowing power to flow and can disconnect power if a ground fault or other hazard is detected, preventing "hot skin" conditions.

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