Newbie! 30 amp to 20 amp converter
HI folks, I'm brand spanking new to RVing. The trailer I am attempting to make "usable" is a 1988 Companion Classic. Needs work. My question: when using a 30 amp to 20 amp plug converter do...
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Everything should work on 20 same as 30. If you try to run ac as Mex said, you will pop breakers.
To repeat, your rv DOES NOT have any 220 volt circuits. If you apply 220 you will burn stuff up.
If you have dead circuits start looking for tripped breakers, etc. Lights not working might be because they are 12 volts so check your battery and charger/ converter function.
On a trailer that old you will probably only have a few 120 outlets. Lights, fans, etc run on 12 volts and will have a separate fuse panel.
Please keep us posted.
To repeat, your rv DOES NOT have any 220 volt circuits. If you apply 220 you will burn stuff up.
If you have dead circuits start looking for tripped breakers, etc. Lights not working might be because they are 12 volts so check your battery and charger/ converter function.
On a trailer that old you will probably only have a few 120 outlets. Lights, fans, etc run on 12 volts and will have a separate fuse panel.
Please keep us posted.
