shore power 110 or 220
I see the heavy cords and plugs for the class C's so is power at campgrounds 110 or 220?
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I forgot to add this pictorial to the above post... This shows how a typical CAMPGROUND RV PEDESTAL is wired up...
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It is best to use a licensed Bonded electrician to do this work for as when they wire it up wrong and blow up all of the connected 120VAC Appliances their bonded insurance will replace your burned up appliances.
When your father-in-law or supposedly electrical smart friend or your smart self wires then up wrong you all will not have the insurance to pay for the damage. It will all be on you.... Check around the posts for how much all of this usually cost to replace. Not a cheap experience - 'believe me' as some politicians says...
Roy Ken
GOOGLE IMAGE
It is best to use a licensed Bonded electrician to do this work for as when they wire it up wrong and blow up all of the connected 120VAC Appliances their bonded insurance will replace your burned up appliances.
When your father-in-law or supposedly electrical smart friend or your smart self wires then up wrong you all will not have the insurance to pay for the damage. It will all be on you.... Check around the posts for how much all of this usually cost to replace. Not a cheap experience - 'believe me' as some politicians says...
Roy Ken
