Running a 30 amp rv plug for the house?
I've decided to have an electrician wire up a 30 amp 110 rv plug for the house. I'm tired of loading and unloading in a 125degree rv. I have looked at different options and I wanted to get some opin...
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A 30A RV outlet by itself isn't that large. 4.8" x 5.4" x6.1". A little spray paint and it will match the house color.
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Probably the majority of the cost will be the electrician's time - you might consider putting in a 50A outlet (if the house will handle it) in case you move up to a larger RV or for resale purposes on the house.
When I put mine in, I put in a standard RV park box with a 50A, 30A and two 20A outlets - but it wasn't on the front of the house. Also ran heavier wire at very minimal cost so both the 50A and 30A could be used at the same time. Guests do drop in.......
Bill
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Probably the majority of the cost will be the electrician's time - you might consider putting in a 50A outlet (if the house will handle it) in case you move up to a larger RV or for resale purposes on the house.
When I put mine in, I put in a standard RV park box with a 50A, 30A and two 20A outlets - but it wasn't on the front of the house. Also ran heavier wire at very minimal cost so both the 50A and 30A could be used at the same time. Guests do drop in.......
Bill
