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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Whatever you do you want that hair dryer to be GFCI protected.. That's about all I have left to say.
on my motor home we use electric space heaters to save on propane... The park assesses us an "Electrical use" fee (Well the parent company does) so by Readdy Kilowatt we are going to use it! (there is a history here, not the first company to do that and the result has always improved my life).
Well, one of the outlets kind of gave me "hot wiring" alerts (I finally tore it down and still can't see as it's all that hot)
The result was 3 new outlets.. Two are 15/20 amp standard duplex (These have the "T" shaped neutral) fed with 12ga wire wrapped around a screw and well tightened, each has it's own breaker feeding it (one 15, one 20) and the 3rd is a special outlet (With matching adapter for the heater) that is kind of special. It is fed from OUTSIDE the Motor Home, as is the rear A/C (I never use both at one time) and there is no way to plug a standard plug into this special outlet. So i don't have to worry about traeling companion doing something rash.
on my motor home we use electric space heaters to save on propane... The park assesses us an "Electrical use" fee (Well the parent company does) so by Readdy Kilowatt we are going to use it! (there is a history here, not the first company to do that and the result has always improved my life).
Well, one of the outlets kind of gave me "hot wiring" alerts (I finally tore it down and still can't see as it's all that hot)
The result was 3 new outlets.. Two are 15/20 amp standard duplex (These have the "T" shaped neutral) fed with 12ga wire wrapped around a screw and well tightened, each has it's own breaker feeding it (one 15, one 20) and the 3rd is a special outlet (With matching adapter for the heater) that is kind of special. It is fed from OUTSIDE the Motor Home, as is the rear A/C (I never use both at one time) and there is no way to plug a standard plug into this special outlet. So i don't have to worry about traeling companion doing something rash.
