Enclosed Trailer - External outlet
We have a 28' enclosed trailer with a 100 amp electrical package from the factory. We keep a refrigerator inside the trailer and during the week, we leave the trailer parked but would like an easi...
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You mention that there's a 100 amp service and a refrigerator but not how it's powered when it isn't parked at your home.
Regardless, probably the safest way to do it would be to wire in a shore-power port such as is used on a boat. Basically, it's an inside-out receptacle, it has male pins instead of a socket. Just be sure to protect it with a transfer switch, lock out switch or place it up high if there's a second way (like onboard generator) to power the system.
Regardless, probably the safest way to do it would be to wire in a shore-power port such as is used on a boat. Basically, it's an inside-out receptacle, it has male pins instead of a socket. Just be sure to protect it with a transfer switch, lock out switch or place it up high if there's a second way (like onboard generator) to power the system.
