New RV USB plugs, what amperage are they?
Many new(ish) devices require the higher powered, 2.1-amp USB plugs. On the flip side, most of the plugs I've seen in RVs I believe are under an amp. Anybody knowledgeable on this subject? Is the R...
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Personally on my last trailer I just tapped a 2 way cigarette adapter off the slide cabling before the switch, biggest 12V lines in the rig and right near the biggest flat surface not taken by other uses. On my new rig I'm planning to put in a couple cigarette adapters directly off of unpopulated 12V slots in the distribution center and installing them in the tv alcove above. I'm thinking a single high amp one to run an inverter for the tv and anything else I want to run on 120V off-grid and a 2 way or 3 way for chargers.
BTW to answer you question for my rig it's probably 2.4A, I'm running a USB powered wifi router and my home automation system off it, each calls for ~1A steady state, peaks can be higher so I put a $10 USB power pack inline.
BTW to answer you question for my rig it's probably 2.4A, I'm running a USB powered wifi router and my home automation system off it, each calls for ~1A steady state, peaks can be higher so I put a $10 USB power pack inline.
