Switching out 110/120 volt wall outlet in RV
I have a couple 110 outlets in my RV .. 1993 itasca ... That I get good voltage with meter when wiggle around in slots... But when something plugged in ..nothing runs... So I figure the contacts are w...
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That's what happens at 3 am. Here is the correct Hubbell Wirecon SCD link. (Proof tested and it is correct. :))
I agree that some of these don't have the strongest of plastic in them. In fact I broke one last week that came as OEM in our TT. I hardly touched it and it was broken. Could have been like that already though. If someone is breaking them, there's always the chance of operator error too.
The Pass & Seymour ones are good also. I wouldn't trust any of the off-shore unknown brand ones for plastic quality. If you happen to come across one that doesn't have CSA marked on it, throw it away.
I agree that some of these don't have the strongest of plastic in them. In fact I broke one last week that came as OEM in our TT. I hardly touched it and it was broken. Could have been like that already though. If someone is breaking them, there's always the chance of operator error too.
The Pass & Seymour ones are good also. I wouldn't trust any of the off-shore unknown brand ones for plastic quality. If you happen to come across one that doesn't have CSA marked on it, throw it away.
Bobbo wrote:myredracer wrote:
Info. on the Hubbel Wirecon SCD is here.
Your link pulls up a picture of a jack stand.
