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Like any other topic, when it comes to RVs, there are many misconceptions and myths surrounding the construction and manufacturing of RVs. The only true way to cut through the chaff is to review the publications that are used for construction of the RV. This page lists those publications (although the list might not be complete). These publications are applicable to RVs built in the US, and some cases Canada - especially when constructed for the US market. Other countries may have their own publications.
This standard covers a variety of topics on RV construction, including fuel and propane systems, wiring color codes, and other material. This standard covers the construction of RV Campgrounds. Section 551 of the NEC covers RVs and RV Park wiring. Covers 12VDC and other low voltage wiring requirements. Source:
UL (Underwriter's Laboratory) standards. These standards may be useful, however they are fairly expensive and not likely something you would consider purchasing. However, they are being listed for completeness. UL standards are typically test standards, however an adjunct to testing is meeting a minimum standard.
UL1449 Standard for Surge Protective Devices
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