Operating on a 20amp circuit
Need to operate my rig for three or four days in early December. Will only use bare necessities in electricity. Lights mainly. Propane for heat, propane for water heater. In SW Oklahoma, it could ...
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A 20 amp 110 volt circuit probably has close to 100 times the amount of power available that I used on my most recent trip (solar, 12v, dry camping for ~5 days). You will be able to run your gas heat and water heater and electric fridge indefinitely on that much current. You might be surprised to learn that you seldom ever draw that much current from the grid even at your house unless your A/C is running, you're using big tools/welder/air compressors etc. Even with the use of your air conditioner, as some say above, as long as you didn't use any high draw devices at the same time, 20 amps is plenty.
