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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SoundGuy wrote:DinTulsa wrote:
It's a little more complicated for sure. I'll probably just run a regular rv drop.
I'm going to need a 50ft extension cord to reach the outlet either way. I have to park the rv in the street and my 50 amp cord is short.
Earlier you said 30 amp - which is it, 30 amp or 50 amp? :h
My rv is 50 amp, thus the 50 amp cord that attaches to the rv, I then have the 50 to 30 amp adaptor which would attach to my 50ft 30amp extension cord. I'm only running a 30 amp outlet, I will only be running my AC, fridge and a few lights when parked. I can't leave it parked longer than 48hours so there will be no one staying for extended periods of time.
