Switching out amperage box
Ok, so I've been looking and have not seen this question arise. With all of the electrical conversions people use out there, (home power vs shore power etc) The one question I have is....what if inste...
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Yes, and to have actual 240 available requires strict observance of NEC code fundamentals.
You wish substantial increases in amperage. So kiss-off RV circuit boxes period. trying to operate 80 amps through 50 amp aluminum conductors is a sure ticket to visit St Peter.
Go online and shop for a mariner's guide for setting up a high amperage box that includes 240 and 120. A box like that for a house is huge huge, and no not vibrate going down a highway. You very well may decide on a marine system.
https://www.bluesea.com/
https://panelwizard.bluesea.com/
You wish substantial increases in amperage. So kiss-off RV circuit boxes period. trying to operate 80 amps through 50 amp aluminum conductors is a sure ticket to visit St Peter.
Go online and shop for a mariner's guide for setting up a high amperage box that includes 240 and 120. A box like that for a house is huge huge, and no not vibrate going down a highway. You very well may decide on a marine system.
https://www.bluesea.com/
https://panelwizard.bluesea.com/
