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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CT_WANDERER wrote:
Hey to stir the pot up a little more. If you only had single pole breakers in your house panel would that make your house 120 volt? The only difference between the house and RV is you do not have circuit that has a double pole breaker. If you meter both buses in your house panel and both the RV buses you get the same reading.
This is the point I was trying to make. We're talking about the input voltage, 240v. Also the breaker panel designed to handle 240v. The branch circuits may be 120v but that's secondary.
Ask this guy what he thinks. If the 50 amp RV is a 120v RV but accepts a 240v input then I guess a 30 amp RV should as well.
220v in 110v system
