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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CA Traveler wrote:NEMA resisted recognizing the 30-TT for a long time and I assume partially for this reason of similarity. Besides NEMA already had a 5-30 connector that is not confusing.
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.
Trouble is the 30-TT is so widely used for a loooong time.
