Everyone knows that selecting the right electrical supplier is crucial for your park. Meet Utility Supply Group (USG), a dedicated one-stop solution for electrical pedestals, boxes, and supplies designed specifically for RV parks, campgrounds, and glamping resorts across North America.
USG offers a diverse array of products, including electrical power outlets, pedestals, load centers, wire, metering solutions, distribution centers, and more. And USG guarantees efficient shipping to all of North America with strategically placed warehouses with impressive inventory.
At Utility Supply Group, commitment to excellence is a core value. The company prioritizes customer needs, offering not only top-tier products but also exceptional customer service. The knowledgeable team ensures customers have the information needed to make informed purchasing decisions, staying up to date on the latest industry trends.
USG is not merely a supplier; it’s a partner invested in the success of the entirety of the Outdoor Hospitality Industry. Actively participating in standards development and collaborating with State and National associations, USG is a trusted name in the industry. Wade Elliott, Founder and retired President of USG, has been twice appointed to the OHI Board and continues to represent the industry in various national committees and boards.
Whether you’re developing a new park or upgrading an existing one, USG provides a comprehensive and custom electrical layout package that goes above and beyond. By utilizing the site plan you provide, the team determines both secondary and, in some cases, primary electrical needs, ensuring compliance with the latest standards, such as the 2023 National Electrical Code (NEC 551.71 through 551.81).
USG plays a key role in advocating for park owners with the NFPA 1194, Standard for Recreational Vehicle Parks and Campgrounds. Wade Elliot, the Founder of USG, has been the OHI primary representative on the NEC Code Making Panel 07 overseeing Article 551 for Recreational Vehicles and Recreational Vehicle Parks since 2011. During that time, he has also served as the Alternate rep on the Technical Committee on Recreational Vehicles (NFPA 1192/1194). Wade was instrumental in ensuring RV electrical pedestals were not considered structures and would not require ground rods at each pedestal. Wade led the charge when the National Fire Protection Agency Standards Council approved a Tentative Interim Amendment (TIA) to the 2020 National Electric Code (NEC) regarding the use of GFCI protection on 30- and 50-amp receptacles on RV park site equipment. Keeping OHI members at the forefront of these issues has always been the key focus of OHI’s advocacy team and our strategic industry export partners like USG.
USG is a knowledgeable partner committed to delivering practical electrical solutions for Outdoor Hospitality businesses. With prompt customer service, industry expertise, and a wide range of products, USG is your go-to resource for all your electrical infrastructure needs. Explore their comprehensive solutions at https://www.go-usg.com/.
