Itasca. Shore power.
Thanks for taking the time to read this. My wife and I have had our 2000 Itasca Suncruiser for 8 months or so now and have officially almost figured out everything there is to know about it! Ha, ho...
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Ed_Gee wrote:
The original poster has a coach with an AC unit that requires 50A service, but only has a 30A cord. I wonder if the previous owner had changed the cord in the past? I would take a look at the AC breaker panel in the RV to see if the shore power breakers are 50A or 30A. Examining the generator/shore power transfer relay might also shed some information. I cannot understand how a RV with 50A accessories would be wired with a 30A shore power cable.
Additionally, what is the generator capable of? Is it a 50A generator with two AC lines out, or a 30A generator with just one AC hot line out? Finding the answers to all these clues might shed some light.....
I disagree .does not require 50 amps and 99% of the time especially in his year and gasser vertion the gens are always 30amp never 50 and the basement AC will run both compressors on 30 amps just have to manage the power, it most likely has a power management system of some sort
why in the world would anyone remove a 50 amp cord and install a 30 amp anyhow?
