30 amp adapter- newbie here
Hi All; Just picked up a fiver and planning a shakedown stay in the driveway. Our first trip will be to our property that has an unlivable house. It has a conveniently located dryer outlet. Is there ...
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Water-Bug wrote:ScottG wrote:
Assuming replacing the wiring isn't too hard, your really safer just having a 50A outlet supplied because that is a standard range receptacle and electricians are more familiar with them. Then you can use an adapter for 30A or if you have a 50A rig (I'm not clear which you have) you can plug directly into it and have much more power available.
A little clarification is needed here. Older three prong appliance recepticle ARE NOT compatible with RVs and the existing wireing does not have a neutral, which is necessary for an RV.
Could you clarify "does not have a neutral"? Maybe an image of a 3 prong appliance dryer plug that doesn't have a neutral? I'm a little confused (easily).
