sarahmExplorerOct 05, 2017need new wiringI need new wiring added to my 5th wheel. Can I hire a Residential Electrician? Or does it need to be Rv Tech?
time2rollNomadOct 05, 2017Any can do the work if they know how an RV works. Not a big deal until it is....Old-BiscuitExplorer IIIOct 05, 2017What is it you have in mind......120V AC, 12V DC, Solar etcDetails will get better responsesNew wiring for WHAT?Seen 'electricians' screw up 30A for RVs and seen 'techs' that didn't have a clue about using a voltmeternewman_fulltimeExplorer IIOct 05, 2017i doubt a,rv tech will do it as it is,altering factory specsdonn0128Explorer IIOct 05, 2017Either should be able to do it. A residential electrician may not want to work on an RV especially if your looking for low voltage wiring.
time2rollNomadOct 05, 2017Any can do the work if they know how an RV works. Not a big deal until it is....
Old-BiscuitExplorer IIIOct 05, 2017What is it you have in mind......120V AC, 12V DC, Solar etcDetails will get better responsesNew wiring for WHAT?Seen 'electricians' screw up 30A for RVs and seen 'techs' that didn't have a clue about using a voltmeter
donn0128Explorer IIOct 05, 2017Either should be able to do it. A residential electrician may not want to work on an RV especially if your looking for low voltage wiring.
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