Should I go 50amp or 30amp?
Hi!
I'm new to the site. I have found a great deal of knowledge on this site and want to thank you for that. I am currently building a 28'X8' Tiny Home on a triple axle trailer. The outside should be completed by the end of next week. I am currently planning my electrical system and that is what leads me to this post. I plan to have propane for heat and the stove/oven. Major electrical appliances will be a fridge, microwave, and a mini split AC unit. I feel I could get by with 30 amps but I am also looking at resale value and since it is a new build it might not be any more difficult to install a 50amp split panel to get 100 available amps at 120v? I have zero experience with RV'ing so that's why I bring this question to you. Right now I am leading towards a 50amp as it would provide flexibility for potential buyers down the road but am I missing some cons? What added challenges will I have compared to 30amp?
Thanks in advance,
Steve
I'm new to the site. I have found a great deal of knowledge on this site and want to thank you for that. I am currently building a 28'X8' Tiny Home on a triple axle trailer. The outside should be completed by the end of next week. I am currently planning my electrical system and that is what leads me to this post. I plan to have propane for heat and the stove/oven. Major electrical appliances will be a fridge, microwave, and a mini split AC unit. I feel I could get by with 30 amps but I am also looking at resale value and since it is a new build it might not be any more difficult to install a 50amp split panel to get 100 available amps at 120v? I have zero experience with RV'ing so that's why I bring this question to you. Right now I am leading towards a 50amp as it would provide flexibility for potential buyers down the road but am I missing some cons? What added challenges will I have compared to 30amp?
Thanks in advance,
Steve
