Having trouble understanding GFCI problem
I have my MH in a storage lot with low capacity electrical hookup for battery charging. Three of us are hooked into one box. After the initial bulk charge for a few seconds mine drops off to below ...
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BFL13 wrote:
Still not clear. A 30a breaker (does not pop) and a "box"/"station" that three can plug into, which is a "20a" and there is a GFCI receptacle. Or is it three "20a" GFCI receptacles in the "box" ?
Then after whatever pops, you still get some "watts", not a total cut-off? Really hard to picture the situation.
It doesn't matter which of you drops out, it can do any two of you. Does it matter which of the three ? receptacles is chosen? Can it be that the one of the three that picks the guilty receptacle( if there is one) is the unlucky one?
The main breakers are in a box about 400' away. I supplies a group of self-storage lockers besides the RV lot. There are 4 breakers serving the RV lot. Each breaker serves, I guess 3 or 4 boxes with 4-120 volt receptacles in each, protected by a GFCI breaker in each box.
