Hooking up 30A at home
I'd really like to be able to run the AC on my rig when I've got it parked outside the house before we take off on a trip. The 110V house supply isn't enough but I do have a 220V / 30A outlet in the g...
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coolmom42 wrote:pianotuna wrote:
coolmom,
Driers may be 240 volts. Be extremely careful.
Yep.
Probably not the best idea. If I did it I would double check behind the electrician. Not a trusting person here!
I'll probably just get a separate circuit run, since the breaker box is a few feet from the dryer, and plenty of room in the breaker box. But will also double-check behind the electrician. :D
Thanks for the warning.
Coolmom2,
If you are running new wire--I'd go to 50 amp (i.e. 4 wires), and then just use 30 of it for now.
The labor is the same, the wire is not much more expensive and so long as there is room in the breaker box you will be golden.
