Ductless AC instead of roof mounted AC
In addition to my roof repairs I am replacing the AC unit on my trailer. Does anyone have any experience with the Mini Split Ductless AC Heat Pump reliability on an RV? I have seen installs on youtub...
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azrving wrote:
30 amp campsites is 120 volts. 50 amp RV is wired and intended to be two 120 volt circuits but there is 240 when measuring across the plug. I doubt that any campground would say it's ok to use it as 240 SO, go with 120 AC unit.
Campgrounds could hardly care less (or even have any way of knowing) if you are using the two legs of a 50A connection as a single 240V circuit or as a pair of 120V circuits. It's just consuming electricity.
Many (most?) RV generators are 120V only, which is one very good reason to go with a 120V version. As you say, 30A campsites are also 120V only, which is another very good reason to go with the 120V version.
