50 AMP and plugging in at home
Although new to this, I strongly suspect that a coach that has 50 AMP service may not be able to run A/C in the Texas heat on an standard outdoor extension cord plugged into an exterior house outlet. ...
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dalenoel wrote:X2wa8yxm wrote:
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Final note.. I know the TT-30 (30 amp) Outlet looks a lot like a 240 volt Big, Black, Large blades. MANY Electricians hired to install one will think that too.
And blow all your electronics
It is 120 volt. Says so right on the outlet.
Had a friend just get this done by a licensed electrician and is now having the RV, brand new, fixed since it was 240V and not 120V. Question the electrician as to what he is installling and then double check with your own VOM.
It's unfortunate IMHO that a unique 120V 30A RV plug that is almost identical to the common 3 wire 240V dryer plug was used for RVs.
