low electrical volts
I have my TT sitting next to the house with 30 amps supply line to it. I was in the TT today and the only thing running in the TT is the frig. I turned on the A/C and the voltmeter went into the red....
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More detailed information is needed. Fuses don't "trip", circuit breakers 'trip".
If the two "fuses" are wired into the 30 amp service in series, that is OK. If you have a circuit breaker with two poles or two fuses powering the 30 amp circuit, there is the possibility that 240V is present at the receptacle. That is not a good thing.
If you could, describe the voltage meter that you are using for measurement of voltage. "Red" lacks details.
If this is a new installation, I'd suggest to call back the electrician that did the installation and emphasize that the installation is for 120V.
If the two "fuses" are wired into the 30 amp service in series, that is OK. If you have a circuit breaker with two poles or two fuses powering the 30 amp circuit, there is the possibility that 240V is present at the receptacle. That is not a good thing.
If you could, describe the voltage meter that you are using for measurement of voltage. "Red" lacks details.
If this is a new installation, I'd suggest to call back the electrician that did the installation and emphasize that the installation is for 120V.
