30 to 50 amp change
OK, this is just a thought, and I am not sure I can do it, but here goes. Our current set up in the 87 Southwind MH is 30 amp. It will only run one AC unit at a time, of course. When I had the 5500...
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Since I urbandock a lot, I chose to add two auxiliary shore power cords. I use a system of male and female plugs to break out the water heater and the converter. Each of the added shore power cords have additional outlets that I use for powering heaters in the winter. It would be just as easy to do this with the power feed to a second air conditioner.
If there are enough shore power outlets that gives me access to 45 amps which is ample power.
For RV parks I made a break out box for fifty amp to a 30 amp, and two twenty amps each with their own breaker.
This allows me great flexibility--I can even run the generator to supplement a single 15 amp shore power source.
I can go back to the oem wiring in about 10 seconds.
If there are enough shore power outlets that gives me access to 45 amps which is ample power.
For RV parks I made a break out box for fifty amp to a 30 amp, and two twenty amps each with their own breaker.
This allows me great flexibility--I can even run the generator to supplement a single 15 amp shore power source.
I can go back to the oem wiring in about 10 seconds.
