No USB charge bricks needed while on shore power...
http://eshop.macsales.com/item/Newer%20Technology/PWR2USB/ Cool idea.... I have a few 12v ports added with dual charger jobbers. But this is cool. You can get 15a and 20a outlets too.
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wa8yxm wrote:wkswenson wrote:
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Just be careful as these require a full depth electrical box and many RVs have shallow boxes. But great technology.
Many RV's have no box at all...
The typical RV receptacle is mobile home type, not residential type.
All residential (or commercial) type receptacles must be in an electrical box to both be safe and meet code.
