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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I did my own, not too difficult. Easy job for a pro.
JUST MAKE SURE YOUR ELECTRICIAN UNDERSTANDS IT IS 30 AMP 120 VOLT, WIRED EXACTLY LIKE THE OUTLETS INSIDE YOUR HOUSE; ONE HOT, ONE NEUTRAL, ONE GROUND. IT IS NOT 220 VOLT!!!!!!!
Can't tell you how many times I have read on this forum that professional electricians look at the 30 amp receptacle and wire it for 220 volts!! That recently happened to a friend of mine BTW, trailer filled with smoke when he plugged in. You guessed it; it was wired for 220 volt!!!
JUST MAKE SURE YOUR ELECTRICIAN UNDERSTANDS IT IS 30 AMP 120 VOLT, WIRED EXACTLY LIKE THE OUTLETS INSIDE YOUR HOUSE; ONE HOT, ONE NEUTRAL, ONE GROUND. IT IS NOT 220 VOLT!!!!!!!
Can't tell you how many times I have read on this forum that professional electricians look at the 30 amp receptacle and wire it for 220 volts!! That recently happened to a friend of mine BTW, trailer filled with smoke when he plugged in. You guessed it; it was wired for 220 volt!!!
