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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ScottG wrote:
And then after you strongly voice your concern that is be 120 and the electrician does his job, VERIFY the voltage with a meter. If you don't have one, get one!
Very good advice.
