Electrical plug cheater box
Coach is stored at my business (warehouse) and plugged in 7/24 to a 20 amp receptacle. I would like to pre-cool before hitting the road for a day or two. I can reach 2 different (not on same circuit) ...
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If the AC runs on the 20A plug then you don't need the cheater cord.
In general a RV AC will run on 20A. But getting them started is the issue. AC's have a large startup surge load. Smaller ACs may start on 20A but don't expect that for all ACs.
Plus for any large AC load like a AC you need to make sure the voltage with the AC running is within spec. Low voltage can/will damage a AC.
There are many threads on the cheater cord. You might want to search and be sure to search more than one year ago.
In general a RV AC will run on 20A. But getting them started is the issue. AC's have a large startup surge load. Smaller ACs may start on 20A but don't expect that for all ACs.
Plus for any large AC load like a AC you need to make sure the voltage with the AC running is within spec. Low voltage can/will damage a AC.
There are many threads on the cheater cord. You might want to search and be sure to search more than one year ago.
