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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mikestock wrote:
All I really want to know and it's still not quite clear: Will a GFCI breaker trip, strictly due to over current and is there an obvious malfunction with the breaker, considering that any on of the three units will cause the trip?
Pianotuna's idea of stacking one RV off the other may be interesting. We don't have any outside outlets but I may try plugging my nextdoor neighbor into one of my receptacles to see what happens.
This says it protects against both overloads and ground faults:
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Square-D-Homeline-20-Amp-Single-Pole-GFCI-Circuit-Breaker-HOM120GFICP/100002959
