Effy wrote:
Yes, I do it all the time. Worst case it will trip a breaker.
Sorry, Worst case is NOT tripping a breaker, but overloading the systems which results in HEAT buildup, which can lead to a FIRE. Your Post is a good example of the misconception of what a 120 breaker REALLY does. A Lot of bad things have happened to people that assume that the 120 breakers stop ALL bad results. I always ask customers, WHY do you think your 30 amp shore cord end is all burnt and pitted? Why is your 30 to 15 amp adapter slightly melted and burnt and pitted? WHY do you think your 50 to 30 Dogbone is Burnt and pitted on the 30 amp end? BECAUSE THEY OVERLOAD THE SYSTEM WHEN NOT CONNECTED TO 50 OR 30 AMP SERVICE. Doug