Add extra circuit
I have 30 amp service, which limits my ability to run the A/C and the microwave for example at the same time. Is it possible to add a 50 amp (by an electrician) circuit to the TT, dedicated to just...
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Hi,
Best to stock up on male and female 30 amp ends if you "push" the 30 amp right to the limit. DAMHIK
I've even had 30 amp plugs fail when carrying 15 amps, which seems a bit insane. And yes--both ends were brand new and treated with anti-corrosion spray.
Best to stock up on male and female 30 amp ends if you "push" the 30 amp right to the limit. DAMHIK
I've even had 30 amp plugs fail when carrying 15 amps, which seems a bit insane. And yes--both ends were brand new and treated with anti-corrosion spray.
myredracer wrote:
In Canada, it is acceptable by code to connect & operate fixed heating appliance loads (baseboards, eg.) at 100 percent of the heating circuit's breaker size. Basically in an RV, you can plug in as much stuff as you want until the 30 amp breaker in the pedestal or converter/panel trips, then you'll know it was too much.
