50 amp RV to a 15 amp household.
I'm picking up a new 5th wheel that's 50 amp and I would like to plug it into my garage. I currently have our 30 amp trailer plugged in to keep the batteries charged and run the TV and small items onc...
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DrewE wrote:mkirsch wrote:mmiille wrote:
I use a wye adapter to plug into two different outlets. Get more amps. They can't be GFCI outlets though.
http://www.amazon.com/Conntek-50-Amp-Optimizer-250-Volt-Connector/dp/B007H5WUGI/ref=sr_1_18?ie=UTF8&qid=1439811355&sr=8-18&keywords=rv+power+cord+30+amp
That looks kind of suicide-cordy to me... How can they legally sell things like that?
Probably they have all sorts of disclaimers on the package.
Disclaimers do not absolve the manufacturer of liability. Any good product liability or personal injury lawyer could rip those disclaimers apart in court in a matter of seconds. A known hazard is a known hazard, moreso when you admit it in the form of a disclaimer on the package.
Of course it now makes sense that the exposed plug is not hot, unless something is really really wrong.
