kaydeejay wrote:
Just curious as to why you would not get an RV outlet installed. Then you would never need worry about this situation ever again. You could run the A/C and other appliances up to the 30A limit of your circuit breaker just as if you were at a campground.
If your electrical panel is not too far from where you would want such an outlet, installation costs should not be through the roof.
I have TWO 30A RV circuits near my breaker panel for when friends come to visit.
Unfortunately, my RV normally sits about 200 cable feet away from that panel.
I plug it into a 15A GFCI to keep the batteries topped up. If I really need to run the AC, I unplug and start the generator.
Someday I'll get around to adding a 100A sub panel near my RV then add a 50A post using buried cable right beside its parking spot.
