50 to 30 to 15 amps
Was at Camping World recently where I saw a travel trailer on their showroom with what looked like its 50 amp cord, with a reducer to 30 amps and another reducer that was then plugged into a regular w...
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That's why they make those various adapters. It's perfectly fine to use them. However, I would not recommend adding any additional standard extension cords when using 15/20 amp circuit. If you do need to run longer to reach a plug keep the extension cord as large as possible (30 amp extension cord if possible) or us a heavy duty cord that is as short as possible.
You just have to be aware of what is and what is not running in the RV. There are a number of parasitic loads so a bit of experimenting might be necessary. I have plugged my Prevost bus conversion into a 15 amp circuit to keep the residential fridge running. I just have to turn most everything else off.
You just have to be aware of what is and what is not running in the RV. There are a number of parasitic loads so a bit of experimenting might be necessary. I have plugged my Prevost bus conversion into a 15 amp circuit to keep the residential fridge running. I just have to turn most everything else off.
