Split 50 amp to two 30 amps?

Thanks for the input, I found a couple that will work, and some of the links are spot on. Look like 150 to 200 bucks is the going price.

I noted by surfing the web that many RVer's use these adapters to split out a 50 amp. service to two 30 amps for two RV's. Or the run one 30 amp to their RV and then use a 20 amp converter on the other leg to run a free standing A/C or other HD appliance.

For some reason his boat electrical won't function properly unless both 30 amp connectors are being fed. And I thought that RV electric was complicated.

Thanks again for the input.....

wa8yxm wrote:
I have seen several of these devices on the market...

This one I believe is all Marinco plug and sockets

This one is RV type plug and tt-30 (RV type) Sockets

These are offered as examples.

I got the Marinco version - it has come in handy when the 30 amp socket on the pedestal (which seems to get more use than the 50 amp) is worn and wants to arc or heat up. With the Y adapter you can use either or both "sides" of the 50 amp circuit .....

I have seen several of these devices on the market...

This one I believe is all Marinco plug and sockets

This one is RV type plug and tt-30 (RV type) Sockets

These are offered as examples.

Like this?

Not cheap, but is what you are asking for.

Not hard to do, but I'd have an electrician check the work, especially if one hasn't done it before, especially in a marine setting that is extremely hard on anything electrical. The biggest trick next to safety is balancing the two 50 amp legs as much as you can.

You may have to build it.

Parts are available at Home Depot and Menard's.

go to amazon.com and search for 50 amp splitter.