adding fireplace
thinking about adding electric fireplace in cabinet below the tv. I only have 30 amp not 50 amp. my questions are, has anyone done this, and are their places in the fuse box to add this? my brothe...
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DFord wrote:RVs are most definitely covered by the NEC - ARTICLE 551- RECREATIONAL VEHICLES AND RECREATIONAL VEHICLE PARK covers all electrical requirements for RVs as well as RV parks. Here is an older free version of the 2005 edition NEC
Another BTW: RVs aren't covered by the NEC. You'd never get away using one of those cheapo RV receptacles in your house - and their production shouldn't be allowed. They're horrible!
There is nothing wrong with the SCD (self-contained device) in RVs (also used in mobile homes). The problem is those not knowing how to work with them and how to correctly terminate the wires on them, including the factories. Under UL standard 498 they must meet very stringent testing and every bit as stringent as testing for residential type side/back-wired recepts.
