Acceptable electrical load
Good afternoon I have recently purchased a 2007 Keystone Cougar 289BHS. I am new to the world of RVs. With this in mind me and my wife are going to be living in the Rv full time. We do not plan on mov...
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Not likely. 50A RV service is 120/240V which means you have two 50A 120V circuits giving you 12,000W available. That assumes the circuit supplying power can deliver that.
If you don’t have an easily available, weathertight GFCI outlet on the outside of the RV, you may want to supply the outside freezer from a protected GFCI outlet at the power source.
If you don’t have an easily available, weathertight GFCI outlet on the outside of the RV, you may want to supply the outside freezer from a protected GFCI outlet at the power source.
