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Atom_Ant
Jun 05, 2013Explorer
A dryer is only 30A, but a range would be 50A. If I remember, a house range does not require a separate ground so it is only a 3 prong, but a mobile home range does require a separate ground and I believe it uses the same receptacle as the RV pedestal.
I'm probably not saying this right, but the receptacle has two 50A 110VAC circuits - it's the welder that combines them to make it 220VAC. There should be no impact to the RV, as it will just use both legs as 110VAC.
I'm probably not saying this right, but the receptacle has two 50A 110VAC circuits - it's the welder that combines them to make it 220VAC. There should be no impact to the RV, as it will just use both legs as 110VAC.
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