Automatic unsafe-power cutoff
RVShield does more than show a warning. It disconnects output when monitored power conditions move outside safe limits.
Brand story · SkyfishWe read the
We read the
bad reviews first.
Most brands build a product and then read customer feedback. We started with 7,600 reviews—studied every failure, every frustration, every “never again”—and built the product those customers actually needed.
See how we built itThe product decision
We turned real failures into better protection.
Every major RVShield feature traces back to documented real-world customer experience—and a clear decision to do more than simply report a problem.
9 fault codes
Nine fault codes turn an invisible electrical condition into clear information and a more confident next action.
200°F thermal shutoff
Safety reviews showed why a device must stop feeding power when heat becomes the hazard. RVShield monitors temperature and cuts output at the threshold.
The category had a trust problem.
Too many products did little more than display a warning. A colored indicator could tell an owner something was wrong, but it did not always stop unsafe power from reaching connected equipment.
The premium product, priced at $144, had accumulated more than 150 reviews documenting water entering the housing, condensation damage, and units destroyed after a single rain event. Buyers were paying top dollar for peace of mind and getting the opposite.
And across both products, when something went wrong: a red light. No fault code. No diagnosis. Just a red light and the question: Is it the pedestal? My RV? The device itself?
What buyers kept askingIs it the pedestal? My RV? The protection device itself? What should I do next?
“Paid $144 for this. It sat in the rain for one night and now shows E3 errors constantly. 150 bucks down the drain.”
What we stand forFour principles.
Four principles.
Not negotiable.
Every product choice must strengthen the protection, clarify the problem, or make support more honest.
01
Honest engineering
Every number in our documentation is tied to product specifications and testing. If we cannot support a claim, we do not publish it.
02
Real conditions
Rain, worn pedestals, changing loads, and compressor restarts shape the engineering—not ideal laboratory conditions.
03
Clarity over simplicity
When something goes wrong, useful information beats a generic warning light. Fault codes and live readings respect the owner's ability to act.
04
Honest warranties
One year, straightforward. If RVShield fails under normal use conditions, support should be easy to reach and easy to understand.
Parent brand
Outdoor Power Protection
Skyfish builds power protection products for outdoor life: camping, RVing, overland travel, off-grid setups, and backyard living. The philosophy is the same across every line—identify where real people encounter electrical risk and engineer a solution that holds up there.
RVShield is the RV-specific product line. Future Skyfish products will address the same unmet need in adjacent outdoor power markets.
Product roadmapLive Coming Soon Coming Soon
RVShield RVPM-30A
30A shore-power protection for North American travel trailers and motorhomes using TT-30 service.
RVShield RVPM-50A
Planned 50A protection for larger motorhomes and fifth wheels. Details publish when final specifications are ready.
OutdoorShield 20A
Planned protection for outdoor 20A circuits, backyard RV hookups, and related outdoor electrical applications.
Our commitments to youAfter the purchase.
After the purchase.
We're still here.
Protection should continue with straightforward coverage, real support, and documentation that tells the truth.
1-Year Warranty
Coverage for manufacturing defects and failures under normal use conditions during the first year.
Real Human Support
Email rvshieldglobal@gmail.com for product guidance and troubleshooting questions.
Honest Documentation
Clear operating limits, fault guidance, and product demonstrations without hiding the details that matter.
Free downloadThe RV Electrical
The RV Electrical
Safety Guide
The practical guide RVers wish they had before their first campground hookup—real electrical threats, plain English, and checklists you can use at the pedestal.
- Campsite hookup checklist — what to check before you plug in
- How to spot reverse polarity, open ground, and open neutral
- When to immediately unplug and walk away — no exceptions
- The 5 silent threats that can damage RV appliances
- Generator hookup safety — boondocking vs. campground protocols
▧ RV Electrical Safety Guide
- The 5 Campground Electrical Threats
- Pre-Hookup Inspection Checklist
- Reverse Polarity: How to Spot It
- When to Walk Away (and Why)
- AC Compressor Care: The $2,000 Mistake
- Boondocking Power Safety
Get protectedBuilt right.
Built right.
Available now.
RVShield RVPM-30A is built for North American 120V 30A campground connections.