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- Canadian_RainbiExplorerAnd you can further reduce down from the 30A to 15A for use when visiting the mother-in-law.
- EASY_RIDERExplorerThanks for the info, will get a adapter, good idea to carry it with me.
- othertonkaExplorerYes you can with the proper adapter like this 50 to 30 Adapter Just a note with the adapter you will still only have 30 amps available, but everything should work just like you were plugged in to a 30 amp outlet. check Wallmart, they usually have them
- ejfranzExplorerShould not be a problem.
It will still be able to supply 50 amps. So just don't go crazy plugging in electrical appliances or you will trip a breaker in your rig. - Dog_FolksExplorerThe adapter is a good thing to carry.
In heavy used parks, the 30 amp outlet can be worn.
It that case, we use the 50 amp outlet with the adapter. - RedskyExplorer50 AMP is the draw capacity of the outlet and not related to the power coming out. A 220v outlet would be a different matter.
We have come across RV parks that only had 50 amp receptacles so we needed the adapter. Easy to find at any RV supply source. - Ka_RonExplorerYes, you can.
There are adapters you can buy that adapter a 50 amp plug down to the 30 amp plug that your unit has.
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