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 reliably, because if either of the fridges are running they consume just enough amperage that her hair dryer puts the circuit over the top and pops the breaker.
I think the Norcold fridge uses about 2.5A and the little bar fridge uses about the same (I don't have a spec sheet for either) which really only leaves 7 or so Amps (It's a 12A breaker) for her hair dryer.
So I have three options:
1.) Get a low amperage or DC hair dryer (Any suggestions?) I do have a DC plug just outside the bathroom that could be used for a DC model hair dryer I think
2.) Figure out a way to run my fridges on an extension cord run back to the pedestal instead or running off the main shore power through the trailer plugs.
3.) Re-wire the two outside plugs to a separate breaker somehow (likely not really an option)
What would you do?
I think the Norcold fridge uses about 2.5A and the little bar fridge uses about the same (I don't have a spec sheet for either) which really only leaves 7 or so Amps (It's a 12A breaker) for her hair dryer.
So I have three options:
1.) Get a low amperage or DC hair dryer (Any suggestions?) I do have a DC plug just outside the bathroom that could be used for a DC model hair dryer I think
2.) Figure out a way to run my fridges on an extension cord run back to the pedestal instead or running off the main shore power through the trailer plugs.
3.) Re-wire the two outside plugs to a separate breaker somehow (likely not really an option)
What would you do?
