GFCI Circuits
So my outside receptacle, my main fridge and my little bar fridge in the outside kitchen are all on a GFCI circuit protected by the GFCI in the bathroom. This means that DW can't blow dry her hair rel...
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Hi,
They did it because it is cheaper.
Here is another solution, if you happen to have a large inverter. Add an inverter powered outlet in the bathroom (and another in the kitchen). I use mine a lot, as I run the rv almost 100% on electric power.
I did find an 800 watt hair drier. The 12 volt hair driers simply don't work very well.
They did it because it is cheaper.
Here is another solution, if you happen to have a large inverter. Add an inverter powered outlet in the bathroom (and another in the kitchen). I use mine a lot, as I run the rv almost 100% on electric power.
I did find an 800 watt hair drier. The 12 volt hair driers simply don't work very well.
bmupton wrote:
I'm still at a loss as to why they put 90% of the outlets on one breaker and the rest on the other though. I sometimes think RV manufacturers aren't playing with a full deck when it comes to some of their design choices.
