13.5 AC Unit
We are looking at a 30ft class C that only has a 13.5 BTU AC unit installed with 30 amps power cord. We are concerned that this set up will not be sufficient to get through these sweltering summe...
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pnichols wrote:TyroneandGladys wrote:
Our biggest problem in high temps has not been keeping the RV cool but LOW VOLTAGE in the campground.
Have had to run the generator more than once during the hottest part of the day because the voltage of the shore power in the park or campground was to low.
I guess that campground with electric hookups must have, then, allowed the running of your generator?
(Most hookup commercial campgrounds we have camped at say in their rules list that running of RV generators is prohibited.)
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If it is hot enough that I need the AC and there is low voltage I will run the generator and then go tell the office or host why I am running the generator and that as soon as the voltage is back up I will turn off the generator and go back to shore power. I have yet been told no. I have even seen a sign posting that there was low voltage and generator rules have been lifted.
