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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mowermech wrote:RoyB wrote:
50AMP RV SERVICE CONNECTION
NO SHOCK ZONE IMAGE
NOTE the 240VAC is available but not tapped into except for some very high end RV's usually only used for 240VAC Dryer sets...
30AMP/20AMP/15AMP RV SERVICE CONNECTION
NO SHOCK ZONE IMAGE
NOTE the 30AMP RV connection is usually the one most likely to burn up all of your 120VAC appliances as some unknowing folks will wire these up using two HOT connections as it resembles the house 240VAC Dryer wiring connections.
Roy Ken
This is the best illustration/explanation in this thread. clear, concise, and totally accurate!
Many times, "Hot" will be noted as "Line", as in "Line 1" and "Line 2".
Actually, no convoluted explanation needed. This explains it all, as previously noted!
