Really dumb extension cord Q
I believe I know the answer but want to get some clarification... If I am to use an appropriate size 15/20 amp extension cord (10 gauge) for shore power but am adapting either end up to the 3 prong...
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Dutch_12078 wrote:
The lowest amp rating part of the cord will determine it's maximum current rating. If you have a 15/20 amp plug on one end, then it's a 15/20 amp rated cord. It's the old "weakest link" maxim...
Exactly..
30A RV plugged into a 15A outlet via extension cord and adapter is limited to the 15A
Enough amp/watts for power to converter for charging battery, running a microwave or a 13.5K A/C (one at time) and fridge/water heater on electric (one at time).....and ALL DC equipment
